By Paloma Vidal. A film-maker returns to her past to research a new project. Read by Rebecca Callard. Show more

In Daphne du Maurier's psychologically unsettling story, Nat Hocken and his family are disturbed during the night. Tristan Sturrock reads. Show more

In Daphne du Maurier's psychologically disquieting tale an attack is imminent. Tristan Sturrock reads. Show more

In Daphne du Maurier's unsettling and classic story, Nat makes preparations to keep his family safe. Tristan Sturrock reads. Show more

Oliver Sacks recounts his passion for motorbikes and his bond with his schizophrenic brother. Show more

Oliver Sacks recalls his days as a power lifter and reflects on a personal struggle. Show more

Neurologist Oliver Sacks reflects on the extraordinary lives of the patients who inspired his best-selling book Awakenings. Show more

Oliver Sacks explores how breaking his own leg led to new insights in how the brain works, and a new book. Show more

The writer and physician Oliver Sacks finds love. He also confronts his own ill health and the effects on his eyesight, which are disabling but also 'enthralling'. Show more

Short story reading. Finding a new best friend is not easy in this contemporary tale by Abigail Ulman. Read by Lydia Wilson. Show more

In Norwegian writer Agnes Ravatn's haunting psychological thriller, two people, each with a secret, seek atonement for past sins. Lydia Wilson is the reader. Show more

In Agnes Ravatn's haunting thriller, Allis captivates her brooding employer, Bagge, with the tale of destruction of the Norse god Balder. Lydia Wilson reads. Show more

Haunting psychological thriller by Agnes Ravatn. It is Allis's birthday and she is in a reflective mood. Later, Bagge disappears into the water. Show more

In Agnes Ravatn's thriller Allis reveals the secret that forced her to escape from her old life, and she discovers something new about Bagge's absent wife. Lydia Wilson reads. Show more

In Agnes Ravatn's haunting thriller, Bagge tells Allis about standing before an extraordinary tribunal. Later, she makes a decision. Lydia Wilson reads. Show more

In Norwegian writer Agnes Ravatn's psychological thriller, Allis tells a startling story from the Norse myths about love and atonement. Lydia Wilson is the reader. Show more

In Agnes Ravatn's psychological thriller, Allis and Bagge take to the water and the mythic story of the dragon Nithhogg casts a shadow. Lydia Wilson reads. Show more

Short story by Danielle McLaughlin. Evie is unsettled when the city's birds are beset by an unexplained malaise. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Scottish-born poet Katrina Porteous explores the Northumbrian landscape, where she now lives, in her poem and personal essay about the Borderlands. From Feb 2014. Show more

By Antonio Prata. In suburban 1980s Brazil, status and wealth are measured by the size and sophistication of the toys. Show more