Rachel Joyce

Rachel Joyce is a talented British author known for her engaging storytelling and rich character development. Born in 1962 in Birmingham, she first made her mark as a playwright, crafting compelling narratives for radio and stage before transitioning to novels. Her debut novel, "The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry," which tells the touching story of a man who embarks on a spontaneous journey to reconnect with a long-lost friend, captured the hearts of readers and established her voice in contemporary literature.

Joyce's writing often explores themes of love, loss, and the small moments that shape our lives. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for creating relatable characters, she invites readers into worlds that are both familiar and poignant. If you're curious about her unique perspective and storytelling style, be sure to explore her collection of works available in the app. You'll find a variety of stories that resonate with the human experience, each crafted with care and insight.

Arabian Afternoons

Read by Sirine Saba


Sebastian Baczkiewicz, Rachel Joyce and Peter Jukes



Arabian Afternoons is a captivating radio drama inspired by The Arabian Nights. The series features a collection of intriguing stories, each…

Rachel Joyce A Hit To The Heart


Rachel Joyce



A Hit to the Heart is a gripping afternoon drama that first aired on BBC Radio 4 FM on May 22, 2009. The story follows a man whose seemingly…

Rachel Joyce To Be A Pilgrim


Rachel Joyce



Maureen believes Harold hasn't got up out of the chair since he retired six months ago. But one day he opens a letter and everything changes…

Rachel Joyce The Man With Wings

Read by Ian McDiarmid


Rachel Joyce



The Man With Wings features a war-damaged man who wishes to fly, and a village boy, desperate for the return of his father. Set in 1947, the…