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Authors write stories inspired by a visit to the Natural History Museum in London.

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Evie Wyld

Hermione Norris

Beth O'Dea

Natural Histories: Short Stories: Series 2: Something That Seems Simple but Has a Million Eyes by Evie Wyld

Something That Seems Simple but Has a Million Eyes by Evie Wyld

30/10/2016

Series 2

BBC Radio 4 - Natural Histories: Short Stories, Series 2, Something That Seems Simple but Has a Million Eyes by Evie Wyld

Evie Wyld's original story inspired by the Natural History Museum. Reader: Hermione Norris

Evie Wyld's original story is inspired by a visit to the Natural History Museum. It is about two sisters trying to talk to each other. And clams. The reader is Hermione Norris.

Evie Wyld's original story is about two sisters trying to talk to each other. And clams. It's read by Hermione Norris. The story was inspired by a behind-the-scenes tour of the Natural History Museum, as part of the collaboration between Radio 4 and the Natural History Museum.
Producer Beth O'Dea.

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