Mdu: a podcast from Strange Nervous Laughter
// May 8th, 2009 // Strange Nervous Laughter, podcast
In the mood to meet a rather hunky chap with an overachieving streak and a penchant for speaking to whales? Let me introduce you to Mdu, the third in a merry band of six characters from Strange Nervous Laughter.
“The third chapter of Strange Nervous Laughter, a novel by Bridget McNulty, in which we meet Mdu, a man with an unusual voice that lets him speak to whales, and a sense of hearing that allows him to hear the words behind people’s words…”
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