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The Emperor’s New Scandanavian – a kind of book review
Over the past couple of years I have read a fair number of Scandanavian thriller/mystery/detective/police procedurals and just about every one of them has been excellecnt. I’ve also watched several on TV – Wallender and The Killing spring to mind … Continue reading
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Tagged Hakan Nesser, Henning Mankell, Stieg Larsson, The Killing, Wallender
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Goliath by Tom Gauld – a review
Since I was a child I have had a fascination for the Bible story of David and Goliath. It is a simple story of bravery and victory against the odds – a story in which, originally, God inspires and protects David, … Continue reading
Indie film director Christopher Witherspoon interviewed – do not read this if you are of a sensitive nature!
Christopher’s desire to make movies started at age 12 when he first saw “Star Wars”. He persuaded his parents to buy him a Super 8 film camera and began making his own little movies. He has worked for many production … Continue reading
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Tagged 2001 A Space Odyssey, 21 Jump Street, A Clockwork Orange, Alberto Vargas, Alfred Hitchcock, Alien, Arthur, Batman: The Dark Knight, Blue Velvet, Bob Hoskins, Breathless, Casablanca, Channing Tatum, Chariots of Fire, Chloe Moretz, Christopher Walken, Citizen Kane, CollinFarrell, David Lynch, Dr. Strangelove, Duel, Dwight Yoakam, E.T., Francois Truffaut, Frank Frazetta, Friday the 13th, From Beyond, Gaspar Noe, George Petty, Gone with the Wind, Greg Hildebrandt, Halloween, Hammer House of Horrors, Herb Ritz, Horst P. Horst, I Am Cuba, Jaws, Jessica Alba, John Carpenter, Kevin James, Magnificent Ambersons, Mario Bava and Sergio Leone, Mark Strong, Martin Scorsese, Nightmare On Elm Street, Orson Welles, Paul Thomas Anderson, Psycho, Quentin Tarantino, Re-Animator, Rear Window, Rocky, Roger Corman, Rollerball, Ron Cobb, Saturday Night Fever, Sid Mead, Sin City, Stanley Kubrick, Star Wars, Steven Spielberg, Terrence Malick, The Bad News Bears, The Exorcist, The Godfather, The Sting, Top Gun, Touch of Evil, Troll, Watchmen, Wes Craven, Westworld
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Penny Dread Tales – Volume 2
I love getting books through the post – especially when they contain a story written by me. This morning the postman brought me copies of Penny Dread Tales Volume Two, from Rune Wright publishing in Colorado, edited by Christopher Ficco. This … Continue reading
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Another Free Story but…
I have uploaded another one of my stories onto the Short Fiction page on this site. But this time it is a comic strip presented in the form of a downloadable PDF. I hope you enjoy it. It was drawn … Continue reading
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No Regrets – The Terry Pratchett Interview, Albedo One issue #4, 1994
NO REGRETS – the terry pratchett interview ALBEDO ONE: The Colour of Magic was your fourth novel but your first success. Did you ever think you were wasting your time writing? PRATCHETT: No. I never thought I’d wasted my time … Continue reading
