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Chapter 1
William Gibson
In his 1984 debut, ‘Neuromancer’, William Gibson coined the term ‘cyberspace’. His output since has been as prescient and, worryingly, his new book ‘Agency’ alludes to impending apocalypse. He joins us to explain what good sci-fi should do.
12 minutes
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Chapter 2
Andrea Chalupa
‘Mr Jones’ tells the story of journalist Gareth Jones, who first reported on the 1930s Holomodor famine. Its writer Andrea Chalupa discusses her research into the period and her family ties to the event.
22 minutes
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Chapter 3
Matthew Flowers
London’s Flowers Gallery has exhibited works by some of the world’s greatest artists. Its managing director, Matthew Flowers, discusses 50 years of the institution and how the art world has changed.
12 minutes
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