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1.4 Dawn Watson reads from Still Worlds Turning
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Writer Dawn Watson talks about mapping the places 'where [poetry and prose] meet, where they connect', and reads 'The Seaview Hundred and Fifty-Two' (Still Worlds Turning), a story set in the early 1980s about a North Belfast pupil with OCD and how they confront one of the era’s many bogeymen.
Music by Ruby Colley. Edited by Stephen Sexton.
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