Aasmah Mir is joined by award-winning playwright Lee Hall and cookery writer Thomasina Miers. Meanwhile, the Rev Richard Coles is at Foxton Locks for the festival. Show more

Mariella Frostrup discusses what makes a good dystopian novel and why they are so popular now, with writers Luke Kennard, Abi Curtis and Gregory Claeys. Show more

Alexander McCall Smith talks about The Bertie Project, the latest in his 44 Scotland Street series, plus two young playwrights on how you write a play that speaks to generation Z. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Struggling Karl accepts a clickbait job that seems too good to be true. Soon his life is changed forever. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Janna conducts an awkward counselling session as the focus shifts to Karl and Genevieve's relationship. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Genevieve makes a shocking decision about her future and Karl worries that she may be getting sick again. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Karl feels increasingly rebellious when Stu exerts his power by issuing a formal warning. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Stu, Janna and Genevieve conspire to punish Karl for his rash behaviour. Luke Kennard's debut novel, read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Karl receives an alarming letter that proves he was right to be concerned for Genevieve's health. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Karl and his wife Genevieve have been offered a place on The Transition and attend their first briefing. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Mentors lay down the ground rules as Karl and Genevieve slowly adjust to life as protégés in rehabilitation. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

Karl discovers the problem with self-respect, is that you feel offended when someone insults you. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more

At an internet cafe, Karl learns the web address found carved on the attic bed carries a shocking warning. Read by Bryan Dick. Show more