Short Works: The Treehouse by S.K

Perry. "It was Robin who first got me into trees. If you put your ear against the trunk, you can hear them. They don't speak to you like people do, but their trunks are throats alright, and if you listen you hear it. It's like music and breath all at once. Something like I imagine the sound of the moon, all thick and silver and chiming." An original short work for radio about joy after loss, written and read by S.K. Perry. Sarah's debut novel Let Me Be Like Water was released this year in the UK and the US by Melville House. She is currently a PhD candidate at Manchester Metropolitan University, funded to write her next novel and to research depictions of sex in literary prose by the NWCDTP. Born in Croydon, Sarah's background is in campaigning, education, and gender equalities. She currently lives in Leeds. Produced by Mair Bosworth Written and performed by S.K. Perry