In 1968, Thames Television tested the feasibility of having another in-house production team, making programmes without the use of studios. The 'second unit' would be entirely on location and recorded entirely on Film. Eventually, this set-up became Euston Films, responsible for many films and television shows including The Sweeney and Minder. The Tyrant King was … Continue reading Network DVD review: The Tyrant King – A psychedelic journey across swinging 60’s London
Series Retrospective: The Man in Room 17 – More Than Just a Cool Title?
On the surface, we can say The Man in Room 17 is about two criminologists solving mysteries and uncovering crime from a secret room somewhere in Whitehall (London). Frequently extending the limits or interpretation of their brief, they are the epitome of faceless suits in grey buildings. Nestled in the grey areas between the police … Continue reading Series Retrospective: The Man in Room 17 – More Than Just a Cool Title?
A coming of age story of green activism, wild invention and romance
Never judge a book by its cover, so the saying goes. But we all do it, don't we? That's why covers - first impressions - are important, and it's the reason why I opted for a re-design when launching my first ebook as a paperback. Writers are incorrigible perfectionists, and I'm no different. I couldn't resist having … Continue reading A coming of age story of green activism, wild invention and romance
