Jane Gardam Stories

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath. Remarkable story read by Paul Copley.

When this volume of short stories was published in May 2014 , Christobel Kent in the Guardian described how it is Gardam's gift -

''for showing us what a place of wonders is the world and the hearts that dwell in it, that endows this collection with a dangerous and formidable energy, richer and more concentrated than any novel. She gives us miracle heaped upon miracle, and insists that they should each one be handled with care.'.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath. Remarkable story read by Paul Copley.

When this volume of short stories was published in May 2014 , Christobel Kent in the Guardian described how it is Gardam's gift -

''for showing us what a place of wonders is the world and the hearts that dwell in it, that endows this collection with a dangerous and formidable energy, richer and more concentrated than any novel. She gives us miracle heaped upon miracle, and insists that they should each one be handled with care.'.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath. Remarkable story read by Paul Copley.

When this volume of short stories was published in May 2014 , Christobel Kent in the Guardian described how it is Gardam's gift -

''for showing us what a place of wonders is the world and the hearts that dwell in it, that endows this collection with a dangerous and formidable energy, richer and more concentrated than any novel. She gives us miracle heaped upon miracle, and insists that they should each one be handled with care.'.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath.

A tramp, unused to speaking, describes the occasional ritual of taking a bath. Remarkable story read by Paul Copley.

When this volume of short stories was published in May 2014 , Christobel Kent in the Guardian described how it is Gardam's gift -

''for showing us what a place of wonders is the world and the hearts that dwell in it, that endows this collection with a dangerous and formidable energy, richer and more concentrated than any novel. She gives us miracle heaped upon miracle, and insists that they should each one be handled with care.'.

Adaptations of remarkable tales by the multi-award-winning British author.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends.

Adaptations of remarkable tales by the multi-award-winning British author.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends. Read by Sylvestra Le Touzel.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends. Read by Sylvestra le Touzel.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends. Read by Sylvestra le Touzel.

A widow grieving for her recently dead husband spends an afternoon with some old friends.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck. Unlikely mysteries and miracles, read by Paul Copley.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck. Unlikely mysteries and miracles, read by Paul Copley.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck.

Adaptations of remarkable tales by the multi-award-winning British author.

Clockie Gosport has a diamond under the skin at the back of his neck. Unlikely mysteries and miracles, read by Paul Copley.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home for Christmas. Read by Sylvestra le Touzel.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home for Christmas. Read by Sylvestra le Touzel.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home.

Adaptations of remarkable tales by the multi-award-winning British author.

A woman looks back on the train journey when she left university and travelled home for Christmas. Read by Sylvestra Le Touzel.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year Miss Mistletoe doesn't join them. Read by Rachel Atkins.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year she doesn't join them.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year Miss Mistletoe doesn't join them. Read by Rachel Atkins.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year she doesn't join them.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year Miss Mistletoe doesn't join them. Read by Rachel Atkins.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year she doesn't join them.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year she doesn't join them.

A large family 'welcomes' a regular Christmas visitor, but one year Miss Mistletoe doesn't join them. Read by Rachel Atkins.

Adaptations of remarkable tales by the multi-award-winning British author.