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Buy My Stuff
Here’s some of my stuff. Why not buy it? It’s really quite good. Cthulhu Lives! The first short story in this anthology of Lovecraftian tales with a modern sensibility. Outside In A slightly odd review of The Crusade in a … Continue reading
Outside In
I wrote the 14th essay/review/thing in this wonderful book of essays/reviews/things about the original series of Doctor Who. Get it from Amazon.com Reviews “It’s thoughtful, insightful, and entertaining – and that’s perhaps the best recommendation a book can get.” Starburst … Continue reading
About Piers
Hullo, and welcome to Piers Beckley’s website. Piers is a full member of The Writers’ Guild of Great Britain, was shortlisted for the BBC Drama Writers Academy 2007, and was a delegate on the TAPS Continuing Drama course (the equivalent … Continue reading
The Other Possessory Credit
You’ve seen them already, but you may not know what they’re called. When a movie has the credit as “A Film By” followed by a name (and it’s almost always the director’s name), that credit is known as a possessory credit. … Continue reading
The McGrath Point
Contains spoilers for the first few episodes of Lost and Firefly. Denis McGrath is off to Los Angeles. Possibly for good. And his blog, in its current format at least, is going into the long archive. So as we bid … Continue reading
It’s people like you that spoil it for everyone else.
So I go away for a week to visit my girlfriend’s family and run with the bulls – I’m fine, thank you for asking – and manage to avoid most of the Torchwood spoilers. Some of which will likely appear … Continue reading
Dark Tales
M’brother Rafe has just directed a play at the Lion & Unicorn theatre for me old muckers Giant Olive. Dark Tales tells the uncensored stories of Hans Christian Andersen. As you might expect from the title, it’s not for children. … Continue reading
I can haz lite?
Oh, deep joy. The Bible. In Lolcat. Blatantly linkwhored from Stevyn Colgan.
Look At Him
Jason Arnopp recently had a showing of his new short film Look At Me. (trailer) Great fun was had by all. A precursor, no doubt, of greater things to come. His next task? A feature with a working title of ASK. … Continue reading
Oh, the Humanity!
Finally got round to watching Being Human last night. Well that was rather fucking fine. You can watch Being Human online here for the next couple of days. After that, you may have to resort to the usual channels. Like … Continue reading