Mark Sutton
speaker
695 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2018
last heard Jul 2020
Mark Sutton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Night is rising in the mother of cities and over her thousand spires.
Look down at the darkness around your feet and in all the lanes and alleys, as if it were a soft black dust swept there by a broom.
Look at the stone apostles on the old Charles Bridge and at all the blue-eyed jackdaws on the shoulders of St John of Nepomuk.
Look, she is coming over the bridge, head bent down to the whitening cobblestones.
Helen Franklin, 42, neither short nor tall, her hair neither dark nor fair, on her feet, boots which serve from November to March, and her mother's steel watch on her wrist.
A table salt glitter of hard snow falling on her sleeve, her shoulder, her neat coat belted as colourless as she is, nine years worn.
Across her breast, a narrow satchel strap.
In the satchel, her afternoon's work.
Instructions for the operation of a washing machine, translated from German into English, and a green, uneaten apple.
So all of us kind of think, oh, gee, I could be a candidate for a few male moths.
I've been a bit bad, a few bad things.
Cassie, what do you think?
I like the idea of the ratcheting up pressure and tension and the thriller element to it.
Well, Kate's been reading Sarah Perry's Melmoth.
You've read this Murakami for us, Mark.
What else have you been dipping into recently?
I love that device, though, of using someone, as you've described so well, on the cusp of adulthood but still with all the full rage of emotions of a child.
Because you are a completist.
I've already cast Michael Caine in one of those characters.
He's going to read it.
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