Ryan Tubridy

By order of the Peaky Blinders.

By order of the Peaky Blinders.

I don't want razor blades in my forehead, so I think I'll just keep it to myself.

Thanks, Cillian.

Kind of low-key, but menacing, isn't it?

but did I like it yeah I really liked it could I have watched it if I hadn't watched the series no not a hope I'd be lost so you either just choose to ignore it until you've seen all the episodes of it or if you've watched the series I think you'll really enjoy meeting the characters again and all the rest very broody very broody but you know what you're getting with these guys so it's a yes from me on the Peaky Blinders for sure yeah that's a yes and I tell you if I didn't like it that's for sure

Paula says The Land in Winter by Andrew Miller.

I read that beautifully narrated by the author as I hammer and file at my jewellery bench.

That's quite a nice thing to be doing.

It feels like you're one of the seven dwarfs, you know, like, tink, tink, tink, tink, tink, tink, tink, tink, work the whole night through.

Anyway, Paula, that book was very, very good.

Did I say or do something wrong there?

No, I'm just, I don't know.

I'm just going to keep going.

No false stops, just commas.

The idea of...

of the Landon Winters really good.

I liked it.

Elizabeth Day recommended it to me and I'm glad she did.

It was a bit of a slow burner and that was fine.