Leo Walmsley was a Yorkshire novelist whose popularity of 40 years ago has been overtaken by time and changing literary fashion. But Marilyn Barraclough tells Martyn Wiley why the man and his work should be celebrated today. Producer Dave Sheasby
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Leo Walmsley was a Yorkshire novelist whose popularity of 40 years ago has been overtaken by time and changing literary fashion. But Marilyn Barraclough tells Martyn Wiley why the man and his work should be celebrated today. Producer Dave Sheasby
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