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The Graffiti Man by KEN BURKE
Read by Neville Phillips
' He enjoyed the solitude, walking through the deserted city with pieces of windblown newspapers his only companions. He enjoyed the feeling of power, like being the king of a lost civilisation, stalking regally through his kingdom with the symbols of his right to rule in hand - orb and sceptre - disguised as bucket and brushes. Producer MITCH RAPER

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Unknown:
Ken Burke
Read By:
Neville Phillips
Producer:
Mitch Raper
Source: Radio Times

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