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Alan Carr reviews What a Hazard a Letter Is on Radio 2

October 5, 2020 Graham Coster
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Alan Carr gave a great review to Caroline Atkins’ What a Hazard a Letter Is on his Saturday morning show Alan and Mel with Melanie Sykes on 3 October, describing it as ‘a fascinating book … with a really good concept’ and ‘just brilliant’. The piece comes just over 20 minutes before the end of the 3-hour show.

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