#48: 'The Boatman' by Billy O'Callaghan

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The Lonely Voice

62 episodes

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Short stories, with music and sound effects. "There is in the short story at its most characteristic something we do not often find in a novel – an intense awareness of human loneliness" (Frank O'Connor, The Lonely Voice, 1962).

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#48: 'The Boatman' by Billy O'Callaghan

The Lonely Voice

41 minutes 57 seconds

11 months ago

#48: 'The Boatman' by Billy O'Callaghan

A man, lost in grief, finds solace in fiction.

Music: Excerpts from Folded Landscapes, by Erland Cooper (performed by Scottish Ensemble); 'Forever' and '21st March (Variation)' from Eight Winds by Sokratis Sinopoulos Quartet

Sound FX: from freesound.org