Human Voices
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Inside Broadcasting House, the Department of Recorded Programmes was sometimes called the Seraglio, because its Director found that he could work better when surrounded by young women.
Inside Broadcasting House, the Department of Recorded Programmes was sometimes called the Seraglio, because its Director found that he could work better when surrounded by young women.
About this book
In the height of enemy bombing during World War II, a series of human dramas unfolds as the BBC transforms its concert hall into a dormitory for men and women, conflict erupts between two departmental directors, and sixteen-year-old Annie falls hopelessly in love.
Themes & subjects
Teenage girlsBritish Broadcasting CorporationFictionRadio broadcastingGreat BritainWorld War, 1939-1945
First published 2003Setting
EnglandGreat Britain
About the author
Penelope Fitzgerald
1916 – 2000
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