Stephen May has a penchant for reimagining the lives of historical figures and his new novel, ‘Green Ink’, is a case in point. May evocatively explores what could have happened on firebrand politician Victor Grayson’s last day. The former socialist MP suspiciously disappeared one night in September 1920. May joins Georgina Godwin to share insights on writing, creativity and his role at Arts Council England.

Ruthie Rogers at The River Café
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Sir Vince Cable and the changing global economic landscape
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Louise Doughty and the letters that changed everything
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