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    • August Falling: The Author’s Cut
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    • Little Diva Rising (2019)
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  • Home
  • Bio
  • Books
    • August Falling: The Author’s Cut
    • Just Another Week in Suburbia
    • Any More Complicated Than That
    • The Slush Pile Demolitionist
    • This
    • Prudence: A Tempestuous Night of Pervasive Desires
    • Prudence
    • The Shadow in the Wind
    • Song of the Curlew
    • August Falling
    • Just Another Week in Suburbia
    • Pride (Hardback)
    • Pride (Paperback)
    • The Launch Book
  • Screenwriting
  • Productions
    • The Other Side of Paradise (2021)
    • The Abnorms (2020)
    • Heritage Pitch Deck
    • Little Diva Rising (2019)
  • Services
    • Editing
    • Speaker
    • Workshop Facilitator
      • Mentoring
      • The Novel Experience
  • Inside Entertainment,  Old vs New

    Mad Max vs Fury Road

    The Mad Max reboot, Mad Max: Fury Road (2015), is different to all the other reboots taking place, because the same person is behind both the original and the remake: George Miller. Who could possibly know the character of Max Rockatansky better?…

  • Inside Entertainment,  Old vs New

    Willy Wonka vs Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

    When I was growing up in the 1970s, it seemed that three movies were replayed annually: The Wizard of Oz (1939), The Great Race (1965), and Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971). This was before pay-tv, streaming, digital channels,…

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