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The Janice Forsyth Show: Sally Magnusson, Teenage Trilogy and the Tuesday Review

06/02/2018

Sally Magnusson, Teenage Trilogy and the Tuesday Review

BBC Radio Scotland - The Janice Forsyth Show, Sally Magnusson, Teenage Trilogy and the Tuesday Review

Sally Magnusson on her debut novel The Sealwoman's Gift.

Sally Magnusson on her debut novel The Sealwoman's Gift, plus a new dance show for teenagers.

Janice talks to Sally Magnusson, whose debut novel The Sealwoman's Gift is inspired by a little-known episode in Icelandic history.

Dance company Curious Seed have created a show called Teenage Trilogy, aimed at all teenagers, and anyone who has ever been one.

Alan Parks spent decades working in the music industry in London before returning to Glasgow: he tells Janice why he's now turned his hand to crime writing.

Cusp is the new album from American songwriter Alela Diane - inspired by her experience of motherhood.

Plus the Tuesday Review: Hannah McGill, Gerry Hassan and Natasha Raskin Sharp give their verdict on Zadie Smith's new collection of essays, Feel Free. And which wins out of two new TV thrillers: ITV's Trauma starring John Simm and Adrian Lester, or BBC2's new crime drama Collaterol, starring John Simm, Carey Mulligan and Billie Piper.

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