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A caravan-park on the Northern Irish coast is beset by a series of impossible thefts, forcing its disparate group of residents to come together to find their missing belongings. However, in this uncanny place where static caravans teeter on an eroding a cliff-edge overlooking the ocean, each holidaymaker soon finds themselves similarly wavering between certainty and doubt; one world and the next; the past and the present; and even reality and fantasy.

Author
Jan Carson is a writer and community arts facilitator based in Belfast. Her most recent novel 鈥楾he Fire Starters鈥� was awarded the EU Prize for Literature 2019 and the author was acclaimed as 鈥渙ne of the most exciting and original Northern Irish writers of her generation鈥� by the Sunday Times. She has also written 鈥榃ings鈥� for 91热爆 Three, 鈥楿nRaveling鈥� for 91热爆 Radio 3, several short stories for 91热爆 Radio 4鈥檚 鈥楽hort Works鈥� series and was shortlisted for the 91热爆 National Short Story Award 2020.

Reader: Christopher Grant
Writer: Jan Carson
Producer: Michael Shannon
A 91热爆 Northern Ireland production.