Frostquake

Set against the brutal winter of 1962 in Britain, Juliet Nicolson's audiobook explores a period marked by severe weather and national crises, including the Cuban Missile Crisis and social upheaval. Amidst the hardships of icy streets and power outages, a cultural revolution was quietly taking shape, with emerging voices in music, satire, and scandal signaling a shift toward greater freedom and change. Through personal and historical narratives, Nicolson captures how this frozen winter served as a catalyst for a transformative era in British life.