Category: production

Marina McLune’s second Sussex-set novel, A Visit To Stoneybrook, is now available on Audible and all your favourite audiobook platforms.

Set in the same world as its predecessor, A Year At Marshywood, the book nevertheless stands alone, rather than being a sequel.  In it, McLune stretches her narrative muscles and writes a deeper and more multi-layered story – but retains all the charming cultural and musical references to the 1980s that made Marshywood such fun to listen to.

And like A Year At Marshywood, A Visit To Stoneybrook is unashamedly tender, romantic, and hopeful.

Lucy Scott narrates A Visit To Stoneybrook, with Justin Hill directing.

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The Sound Of Change is book 2 of The Bards and Dragons Saga by Steve D. Wall.

The first instalment, The Way Of Renegades, has been really successful on Audible and the new book looks to do even better.

Like the first book, The Sound Of Change was produced here at Landen Park Studio by Justin Hill, with studio regular Steven Pacey narrating.

 

 

In our second project with the Institute of Ismaili Studies, we recently produced Wen-chin Ouyang’s Ethical Living Through Stories: Encounters with Adab.

Narrated by Clive Hayward and co-directed by Justin Hill and Russell Harris, Ethical Living Through Stories explores and compares Adab – muslim ethics of living – and Wen – confucian – through classical literature.

Dear Mr, Snippet, by Roseanna Rolph, is now available on Audible and other audiobook platforms.

Dear Mr. Snippet is a collection of letters and diary entries from 1939 to 1945 written by and between John and Rita, the author’s grandparents.

John’s voice is narrated by Clive Hayward, while Lucy Scott voices Rita.  The author, Roseanna Rolph, reads an introduction to the book.

Dear Mr. Snippet was recorded and produced at Landen Park Studio and directed by Justin Hill.

The book itself is featured in this BBC news article.  The author discussed the book and its creation with Mark Carter on BBC Radio Surrey – and you can listen to that on BBC Sounds here.

Sonia Lakshman’s captivating and lyrical debut novel, The Return Present, is now available on Audible.

Set in India in the second half of the 20th century, The Return Present tells the story of two sisters who go head-to-head over the future of the beloved daughter they brought up together.  It’s a poignant tale of love and loss filled with kindness and humour, beautifully-drawn characters, and an evocative sense of place.

The Return Present was narrated by its author, Sonia Lakshman, under the direction of producer Justin Hill.