Guardian Short Storie

Colm Tóibín reads Music at Annahullian by Eugene McCabe

Guardian Short Storie

Show Notes

Colm Tóibín delights in the hidden landscapes and hidden lives revealed in Eugene McCabe’s Music at Annahullian For more podcasts, including Philip Pullman reading Chekhov and William Boyd reading JG Ballard, visit the Guardian short stories podcast page. To nominate your own favourite short story, join the discussion on our open thread

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