Author:Daniel Defoe,Tim McInnerny,Jonathan Tafler,Adrian Grove,Stephen Critchlow,David Timson,Alison Pettitt,Ben Onwukwe

A BBC Radio 4 full-cast dramatisation by Andy Barratt of Daniel Defoe's less famous sequel to the classic adventure 'Robinson Crusoe'. After returning to England from his island home, Robinson Crusoe sets sail once more in search of adventure. Starring Tim McInnerny as Robinson Crusoe, with Jonathan Tafler, Adrian Grove, Stephen Critchlow, David Timson, Alison Pettitt and Ben Onwukwe. Directed by Peter Leslie Wild.
Trollope at her best
—— SpectatorUndeniably warmhearted and socially topical...above all a novel filled with good advice
—— ObserverTruly, I couldn't put it down. I'm telling you, Trollope is a significant chronicler
—— Daily MailTrollope has a keen ear for the yelps of distress, as lives are sliced in half by shabby betrayal... A book that is as enjoyable as it is thoughtful
—— The TimesTrollope's bleakest and most satisfying work to date
—— The Sunday TimesAt times funny, at others achingly sad, this book will cheer you and charm you
—— SheEd Vulliamy provides a brilliant, rigorous analysis
—— IndependentWith a great sense of timing, Vulliamy now comes out with the most vivid book so far published in English on the bloody calamity that has been visited on Mexico's northern border lands... The author has done a great deal of painstaking work in investigating and describing the blood-soaked frontier and the political cross-currants in both regions... it stands that this is a fascinating introduction to the bloody last act of the "war on drugs", which must surely soon pass unlamented into history
—— Hugh O'Shaughnessy , The Observer, New ReviewThis absorbing odyssey along the Mexican-American border gives pause for thought to anyone who ignores the side-effects of cocaine...Vulliamy's reporting is faultlessly brave ...the scenery and characters he meets are brought alive with vividness and intensity'
—— Alex Spillius , Telegraph






