In Episode 2, Melvyn Bragg examines literary London, from William Wordsworth to Martin Amis.
Starting with Wordsworth's celebration of a London dawn, written at Tower Bridge, Bragg travels by river boat and double-decker bus to explore the capital's rich literary history.
Novelisy Martin Amis reads from Dickens, and Boris Johnson MP from an 18th-century issue of The Spectator.
Bragg also discovers treasures from sources as diverse as the Illustrated London News and detective fiction:
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