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  "title": "THE UNSETTLED DUST",
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  "article": "A program devoted to the supernatural stories of Robert Aickman…\nTHE UNSETTLED DUST: THE STRANGE STORIES OF ROBERT AICKMAN (RADIO\n4, SALFORD—BBC)\n[Thursday—11:30 AM-12:00 NOON]\nDecember 15, 2011\n“The Unsettled Dust: The Strange Stories of Robert Aickman”\n[BBC RADIO 4: “…Screenwriter Jeremy Dyson praises the supernatural\nstories of British author and conservationist Robert Aickman and argues\nthey should receive greater recognition for their contribution to\nliterature. Robert Aickman was the grandson of the prolific Victorian\nnovelist Richard Marsh whose occult thriller The Beetle (1897) was in its\ntime as popular as Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Aickman is best remembered\ntoday for co-founding the Inland Waterways Association, but his\nGrandfather’s work influenced him to write around fifty so called\n‘strange’ stories involving the supernatural and macabre over a thirty\nyear period starting in the late forties. In recent years League of\nGentlemen writer Dyson has adapted Aickman’s work into various forms\nof Drama including the BBC Radio Four play ‘Ringing the Changes.’ By\nspeaking with fans of Aickman and introducing students to his work for\nthe first time, Dyson argues that Aickman’s literary gifts have been\nundervalued and during his lifetime he should have received greater\ncritical acclaim…”]\nSCRIPT: Jeremy Dyson.\nPERSONNEL: Jayne Ashbourne (reader), Ramsey Campbell (interviewee),\nJeremy\nDyson\n(presenter),\nStephen\nGarner\n(producer),\nMark\nGatiss\n(interviewee),Stuart Maconie (interviewee).\nEXTANT RECORDING",
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