Starting Thursday 11th October 2007, the BBC are broadcasting William Gibson's novel "Pattern Recognition", the story about Coolhunter Cayce Pollard. You can find BBC Radio 7's Listen Again page here. The broadcasts are available for six days after they are initially broadcast. The story is being broadcast in 5 half-hour episodes.
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