Dua Lipa

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2,000 appearances 10 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 16 Sep

Dua Lipa’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Hi, everyone, and welcome back to the Service95 Book Club.
Today, I'm talking to Claire Keegan about her incredible short story, So Late in the Day.
It's not just me who thinks you should read her.
George Saunders, another master of the short story, calls Claire one of the greatest fiction writers in the world.
Her five books a day add up to around 700 pages in total, and believe me, not a word is wasted.
In So Late in the Day, Claire tells the story of everyday misogyny through the relationship of Cahal and Sabine.
You won't find any references to the manosphere or toxic masculinity here.
Instead, it's a quiet study of how the behaviours we learn in childhood can complicate and ruin our adult relationships, and in the process, limit our human potential.
A quick note before we begin.
It's hard to talk about a short story without giving things away, so this conversation will contain spoilers.
I've seen so many interviews of Olivia Colman on the red carpet or something and someone goes, what's your favorite swear word?
And she goes, and there's something about it that it just feels like the best swear word ever.
But when men say it, you can't help but feel attacked by it.
It's different.
Hi, Clare.
Hello.
I'm so well.
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