Post by goodhelenstar on Dec 25, 2019 12:08:05 GMT
R3 is doing a series of essays by modern writers on classic novels that were open-ended. The first was Lord of the Flies, with Ian Rankin imagining what might have happened in later life to Ralph, Jack and Roger. It was interesting, but unfortunately whoever edited it for Sounds made a hash of it, as it starts about 5 mins into the 18-minute slot and consequently the ending is chopped off.
In the good old days of Iplayer Radio this would not have happened as you heard the programme as broadcast. Now, unless it's repeated, there is no hope of hearing the ending.
In the good old days of Iplayer Radio this would not have happened as you heard the programme as broadcast. Now, unless it's repeated, there is no hope of hearing the ending.
Anymore to come?
