By P D Brazill
While we think of sixties and seventies TV cops as sophisticated post James Bonds, Frank Marker, who was played so brilliantly by Alfred Burke in the sixties television series PUBLIC EYE was no Simon Templar, Jason King or John Steed, I can tell you.
Continue reading I Didn’t Say That, Did I ?: Alfred Burke – The Public Eye
Granton City Press mastermind Calvin Daniels has banded together a bunch of talented writers Continue reading I Didn’t Say That, Did I? : Granton City Press are the hot young turks of PULP!
Can you imagine getting drunk with Jim Thompson, O Henry and Roald Dahl? Can you imagine the rush, the Continue reading I DIDN’T SAY THAT, DID I?: Review: 21 Tales Of Dark Suspense By Dave Zeltserman
America may well be the official home of pulp and noir but the United Kingdom, long perceived as the land of Continue reading I Didn’t Say That, Did I?: BRIT GRIT by Paul D. Brazill
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Oh Manchester, so much to answer fer.
Dexy’s Midnight Runners once sang that ‘The only way to change things/ Is to shoot men who arrange things’
What? You mean singing a pop song isn’t a major revolutionary act?
Try telling that to the all-mouth-and-trousers bunch of so called rebels that are rock stars.
Famous ‘working class hero’- okay middle-class art student turned multi-millionaire – John Lennon really proved his worth as a rebel when it came to the Vietnam War. What did his missus do to stop all that death and destruction? That’s right, they went to bed had a kip! Well, that’ll sort that out, then!
Lennon was clearly bogus of course. This was man with a white Rolls Royce who sang about having no possessions. A wife beater who wanted us to ‘give peace a chance’. Instant Karma, indeed!
Continue reading I Didn’t Say That, Did I? : Rebels Without Claws by Paul D. Brazill
Long Time Dead by Tony Black.
In Tony Black’s Long Time Dead , journalist turned reluctant private investigator Gus Dury is in the gutter again but he’s still looking at the stars, albeit through the bottom of a bottle of whisky.
Long Time Dead starts off with Gus waking up in hospital, after a particularly prolific drinking session, and being told that he’s close to knocking on heaven’s door. Gus, of Continue reading I Didn’t Say That Did I –July 2010. Book Reviews.
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