The Great Good Places

Margaret Drabble is one of the defining literary voices of the past 60 years, a novelist who has chronicled private lives against a backdrop of enormous social change with clarity, intelligence and quiet moral force.

In her new collection 'The Great Good Places', a blend of essay, memoir and short fiction, she reflects on ageing, memory and the landscapes that shape a life.

In conversation with fellow novelist Sarah Moss, Drabble reflects on time, recollection and the long view of a writing life.