'How It Used To Be And How It Always Was' by Nikesh Shukla. Read by Eleanor Rattenbury

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Today's story is 'How It Used to Be and How It Always Was' by Nikesh Shukla. It is read by Eleanor Rattenbury
About the reader:
Eleanor is a writer and performer, specialising in immersive and interactive theatre. During lockdown she has re-discovered her love of reading and is currently devouring any new writing she can get her hands on. When she is not pretending to be someone else, or writing about someone else, she likes to go running.
Twitter: @eleanorgrace4
Instagram: @eleanor.ratt
About the story:
How It Used to Be and How it Always Was is a short story about the impact of grief and how a family comes together after a tragedy.
Age Guide: 14+
Language: English
About the author:
Nikesh Shukla is a writer of fiction and television. He has written novels, short stories and comedy for Channel 4.
Where to buy the book:
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