The insider’s guide to Ambridge life is back for a special 60th Anniversary edition, fully-updated and packed with indispensable facts about the village. Whether it’s information about an on-going relationship you’re looking for or a background briefing on a new character, Who’s Who in The Archers is for you. Within these pages you’ll find a wealth of essential detail about the young entrepreneur whose business is “forging ahead” Members of the thriving Ambridge Book Club, the threat to Pat’s organic dairy business, and the wild food menu item that’s causing ructions at The Bull. Now in its 60th glorious year, the world’s longest running drama series is a part of national life. Whether you’re a newcomer to the village or you’ve been visiting for years, you’ll want to keep this handy-sized reference guide close by. Who’s Who in The Archers is certain to help you enjoy Ambridge life to the full.
Who's Who in The Archers 2012
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"Invaluable" The Guardian "An essential guide to the lives of the characters" Birmingham Evening Mail
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Graham Harvey has written for a wide range of publications including the Sunday Times, the Daily Mail, New Scientist, and Country Life. In the mid-1980s Harvey joined the script-writing team of The Archers, and has written more than 500 episodes. He is now the program’s Agricultural Story Editor, responsible for developing the farming and rural storylines.
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First class book for all Archer fans who have been listening to the goings-on in Ambridge for the last sixty years or so. My father claims to have listened to the first ever broadcast. I now have this book handy on my computer as I listen online. As a writer myself, I have to say that the number of characters is a little daunting. There are of course natural reasons why any group of a dozen people in 1950 (or so) would increase in size over sixty years. But the book is good and now I know who everybody is every night; no more struggling with those huge family trees that fit on no computer screen known to humankind. First class job, Graham. Many thanks, Mark.
