Daisy Dunn

Disappointingly conventional and linear: BBC radio’s modernism season reviewed

But I recommend listening to James Marriott frying bacon in his excellent Sunday Feature: The Art of a Day

Siân Thomas's reading from Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway was another highlight. Photo: Gisele Freund / Photo Researchers History / Getty Images
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  • 1922: The Birth of Now; Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf

    BBC Radio 4

  • Free Thinking; Sunday Feature: The Art of a Day

    BBC Radio 3

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