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As soon as radio became a mass medium in the 1920s and 1930s, broadcasting organizations aired programmes on literary topics. This article explores the function of literature in De radiogids , the weekly periodical of the Dutch socialist broadcaster VARA. Focusing on the pre-war period, the article shows that literary radio programmes received little attention in De radiogids , despite the efforts of literary program maker Martien Beversluis to establish a literary feature in the magazine. Although these findings suggest that literary radio programmes were of little interest, De radiogids contains valuable cultural-historical sources concerning the relation between radio and literature in the interwar period.

In de catacomben van de omroep. Aandacht voor literatuur in <i>De radiogids</i> (VARA, 1929-1941)