These audio excerpts centre on finding strength and joy in minor achievements amidst significant hardship, particularly health challenges. One recording features a discussion and snippets from another, where an individual reflects poetically on their experiences, highlighting the importance of small victories and the unwavering support of a partner. The third audio note shares a similarly themed personal reflection, focusing on the power of taking incremental steps and the hope found in small progress during a difficult physical recovery. Together, the sources underscore the resilience of the human spirit and the profound impact of appreciating life's little moments when facing adversity.

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Cath discovers the people in Damien Wilkins’ life who inspired his latest novel, “Delirious”. It’s an emotionally powerful novel about families, ageing and the surprising ways second chances come around.

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Annie visits Orchard Books in the Adelaide Arcade where she receives a masterclass in styling a warm, inviting and delightfully idiosyncratic second-hand bookshop.

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Our random reader XYZ recommends “Time of the Child” and “This is Happiness” by Niall Williams.

Guests

Damien Wilkins, New Zealand author of “Delirious”... and 14 other novels.

Nick Patrick and Kate Treloar, owners of Orchard Bookshop, Adelaide Arcade.

Other books that get a mention:

Cath recommends her holiday reads; “Molly Keen; A Life” by Sally Phipps and “Overtaken” by Alexei Sayle

Annie recommends “The Tenderness of Wolves” by Stef Penney

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