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b'They\\u2019re dear friends, so they said: We love your plays. The evening wore on. Wine was taken. They said: But your stuff is very dark, very sad. Why don \\u2018t you write something happy? A love story? And because they\\u2019re dear friends, I decided I would.\\xa0\\nwritten and produced by Jill Korn\\n\\nAuthor\\n\\n\\nJill Korn\\n\\n\\nDirector\\n\\n\\nJill Korn\\n\\n\\nSound design\\n\\n\\nDavid Bannerman\\n\\n\\nFergus\\n\\n\\nRobert Donaldson\\n\\n\\nPaul\\n\\n\\nIngram Noble\\n\\n\\nDobhran\\n\\n\\nRachel Macpherson-Graham\\n\\n\\nMartha\\n\\n\\nKirsten Maguire\\n\\n\\nFerry announcer\\n\\n\\nDavid Bannerman\\n\\n\\nWaitress\\n\\n\\nJill Korn\\n\\n\\xa0\\nABOUT THE AUTHOR\\nAs a child, Jill was thrilled by the annual pantomime at the Birmingham Rep, and would make up conversations in her head between imagined, magical characters. Nothing really changes. In 2019, Jill gained her Master\\u2019s degree in Creative Writing in Glasgow, Scotland (another panto city!) and began to realise her imagined conversations as audio drama. \\xa0\\nHer darker plays draw from history, examining its parallels with the present. In lighter mode, she returns as often as possible to the beautiful Western Isles for her inspiration. Jill\\u2019s most recent work is a trilogy of radio plays called An Ayrshire Trilogy, which celebrates the rich history and culture of the county she has chosen as her home.\\n\\xa0\\nJill lives in an Ayrshire village with her patient husband, an indolent cat and the voices in her head.'