Angela Tomasky
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197 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 18 Jun
Angela Tomasky’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's wonderful.
It's brilliant.
Well, I've had these characters in my mind for a very long time.
So the tour of Sinsfield was in 2002.
So I had them in my mind for a long time and they've kind of evolved and to the point where I would know what any of them would say in any given situation, you know, just be very, very, you know, clear.
I mean, you know, I would think about it in odd moments.
I remember driving along and just laughing to myself and my daughter saying, you're thinking about your book, aren't you?
And, you know, so I would just, you know...
I have to admit that, you know, I was.
And I was imagining them in different situations and, you know,
So I think for me, the book was about exploring the effects of fatherlessness.
That was the key idea.
So for me, there's lots of things happen, the hunger and sadness and anger and vulnerability, you know, all those things.
So I think because each sibling displays sort of a combination, but primarily one or another of those sort of ideas that kind of, you know, drives them to, you know,
you know, different forms of behaviour and, you know, shapes their character, shapes the way that they, I mean, two feed into each other, don't they?
Their characters influence how they respond and how they respond, you know, influence how their character develops.
So,
But I think because of that idea that was at the root of it, that helped to separate perhaps the siblings.
I don't know really, but they were very clear in my mind.
And I think that the,
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