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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2013 · 2 MIN

Ronald Blythe Reads an Extract from The Time by the Sea

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The Time by the Sea is a new memoir by distinguished writer, essayist and anthologist Ronald Blythe, best-known as the author of Akenfield: A Portrait of an English Village. In The Time by the Sea he recalls a bygone era - life in 1950s Suffolk and the milieu surrounding the Aldeburgh Festival. He remembers great friendships with the likes of John and Christine Nash, Imogen Holst and Cedric Morris, being a part of Benjamin Britten's circle, and discoveries - in the arts, botany, and the history and geography of his native county, Suffolk. This reading was recorded to accompany an interview for the Faber Podcast.

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