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A disabled and disturbed parent is the central character in Helen Flint 's novel Return Journey; child abuse is the subject of David Cook 's Crying Out Loud. Nigel Forde talks to them about their choices of subject, and also examines the world as portrayed in fiction by ex-ambassador
Richard Parsons.
Producer MIKE GREENWOOD

Contributors

Unknown:
Helen Flint
Unknown:
David Cook
Talks:
Nigel Forde
Unknown:
Richard Parsons.
Producer:
Mike Greenwood
Source: Radio Times

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