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In the Underworld

BBC Radio 3
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The city wasn't really a bad place to live. It was a very good place to live. It just happened to be a very good corrupt place to live.
Albany, New York, in the 1930s, is the setting for a trilogy of novels by the Irish-American writer William Kennedy , whose most recent work. Ironweed, won a Pulitzer Prize. In a conversation with Tony Gould , he presents as a microcosm 'one of the ten bottom places of the Earth'.
Producer MICHAEL STEVENSON

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William Kennedy
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Tony Gould
Producer:
Michael Stevenson
Source: Radio Times

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