In this 1956 clip from the BBC Archives, Anglo-Irish novelist Elizabeth Bowen discusses the importance of character to novels and the different ways that authors can create characterisation.
Her accent is remarkable, and her speech so stiled I found her unbearable to listen to until I turned the speed up to 1.2x!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/videos/c84zzl109geo
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