About this programme
Razia Iqbal looks back to the authors who have worked for the BBC World Service. From the 1940s, when George Orwell and VS Naipaul were producers, the presenter explores the relationship between the broadcaster and creators who became incredibly successful in their home countries. Featuring contributions by Annabel Dilke, widow of Bulgarian dissident writer Georgi Markov, writer-in-residence Hamid Ismailov, and Nobel Laureate Derek Walcott.
Cast and crew
Cast
- Presenter
- Razia Iqbal
- Contributor
- Annabel Dilke
- Contributor
- Hamid Ismailov
- Contributor
- Derek Walcott
Crew
- Producer
- Helen Lee
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