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Hello, with me today is the poet, playwright and broadcaster Lem Sisse, whose landmark poems adorn public spaces in Manchester, London and Addis Ababa, and who among much else was

official poet to the FA Cup

2015.

Lem's memoir, My Name is Why, comes out later this year.

With him is the writer Mick Heron, author of the award-winning series of novels featuring

Jackson Lamb and his staff of variously messed-up spies, of which volume six, called Joe Country,

will be published in June.

Mick's latest standalone thriller, this is what happened, is now out in paperback.

But before we discover his and Lem's choice of a good read, we've now got a book club up

and running on Instagram and we'd love you to join.

You'll see what

guests such as Gemma Kearney, Rommis Ranganathan, Stacey Dooley and Stephen Frye have recommended,

and each week we'll post the latest book choices. If you've read them, we want to know what you

thought of them. Follow us at all one word, a good read BBC. So, Lem, your choice of a good read is?

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