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A small market town at the foot of the Black Mountains on the England-Wales border has become the home for one of Britain's most exciting literary festivals.
Nigel Forde reports from Hay-on-Wye on the legacy of local writers Kilvert and David Jones , and with international stars Amos Oz and Simon Schama discusses the role of history in writing.
Producer Anthony Denselow Stereo

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Nigel Forde
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David Jones
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Simon Schama
Producer:
Anthony Denselow
Source: Radio Times

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