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MILTON KEYNES IS, it’s safe to say, not exactly a cultural lodestone – particularly in the horror sphere. But the home of concrete cows and franchise football did play a part in sparking the imagination of Lucy Catherine, writer of Harland, a five-part drama for Radio 4/BBC Sounds concerning what its author describes as “weird shit, with weird paranormal things happening” in a new town.
“I was brought up on the west coast of Scotland, in the middle of nowhere, in a place that felt really. “Then I moved when I was 16… to Milton Keynes. isn’t about Milton Keynes, but those towns which were built to erase the past and be the shiny, happy future are fascinating. I’ve been trying to find a way to put those two worlds together, and it occurred to me: Milton Keynes was built on an ancient village.
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