‘Unique But Similar: The Prisoner Compared’ reviewed
❉ A novel look at the thematic and stylistic parallels between The Prisoner and subsequent cult TV classics.
book review
‘We Are The Martians: The Legacy Of Nigel Kneale’ reviewed
❉ PS Publishing’s essay collection pays tribute to the Quatermass creator and ‘father of British TV drama’.
Alan Cumyn’s ‘Hot Pterodactyl Boyfriend’
❉ Young Adult lit is a booming industry where cult has found a nest in which to settle.
Interview: ‘The Last Colouring Book’
❉ A book with a difference for cult film afficionados.
‘Directed by Douglas Camfield’ reviewed
❉ The life of one of British TV’s greatest directors.
‘Chalk’ by Paul Cornell reviewed
❉ Paul Cornell plumbs the depths of magic and despair in Chalk, a brutal exploration of bullying in Thatcher’s England.
‘Unhistory’ by Lance Parkin and Lars Pearson reviewed
❉ A digital chronology of Doctor Who apocrypha – the spin-offs too weird to fit into the canon.
‘Soundtrack from Twin Peaks’ by Clare Nina Norelli
❉ As Twin Peaks returns, a new book delves into the original series’ classic soundtrack.
‘Scarred For Life Volume One: The 70s’
❉ A book about growing up in the dark side of the 70s with the darkest, most inappropriate pop culture ever.
‘These Great Ladies: Peeresses and Pariahs’ reviewed
❉ Lyndsy Spence introduces us to a truly fascinating group of Great Ladies.