This research cluster examines multiple strands of sound-based storytelling and includes both theoretical and practice-based research. Key perspectives include life writing in radio drama; intermediality, adaptation and translation; relations among sound, text, and music; acoustic memory studies; ecological sound art; experimental feminist poetics and the neo-avant-garde on radio. The cluster’s members publish widely and organise national and international events to broaden the scholarly conversation on audio literature and sonic narratives.
