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Written by Keith Topping
The essential guide to the first season of the immensely popular US TV series 24 by acclaimed author and journalist Keith Topping.
1183pp. A5 paperback.
ISBN 1-903889-53-7 (pb)
Published 27 March 2003
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The essential guide to the first season of the immensely popular US TV series 24. Written by acclaimed author and journalist Keith Topping.
183pp. A5 paperback.
ISBN 1-903889-53-7 (pb)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rockin’ Keith Topping is an extremely freelance journalist and author whose previous work includes co-editing two editions of The Guinness Book of Classic British TV. He’s also written numerous guides to television series as diverse as The X-Files, The Sweeney, Doctor Who and Roswell for Virgin Books. He’s responsible for four novels, (including the award-winning The Hollow Men), and a novella (Telos’s own Ghost Ship), the Stargate SG-1 guide Beyond the Gate, and the best-selling volumes Slayer, Hollywood Vampire and Inside Bartlet’s White House. He has contributed to numerous genre magazines, including TV Zone and Shivers, and is a former Contributing Editor of DreamWatch specialising in coverage of US television. Keith was born on Tyneside on the same day in 1963 that his beloved Newcastle United lost 3-2 at home to Northampton Town. Things haven’t improved much since. He regularly appears on local radio and also contributed to the BBC television series I Love the ’70s. His hobbies include socialising with friends, foreign travel, loud guitar-based pop music, trashy British horror movies of the ’60s and ’70s, football, comedy, murder and lots of other stuff. A Day in the Life was his twenty-seventh book.
| Weight | .371 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21 × 15 × 3 cm |
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The Doctor Who Production Diary: The Hartnell Years – p/b – PRE ORDER – Telos Publishing
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In the first of a new series of books, noted Doctor Who historian David Brunt presents the most detailed and comprehensive day-by-day record ever published of the show’s production during the years 1963-1966 when William Hartnell played the Doctor.
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