Emigration, non-speaking ventriloquism, violence, Jim Badger
the producer; infidelity and death; reading this documentary and Yalom’s
Existential Psychotherapy in the light of one another disrespects neither text.
N.B. As this is a light-hearted documentary made during the seven years following its release, Air’s Moon Safari is used for some of the
background music – a statutory requirement under U.K. broadcasting legislation,
since lapsed.
Documentary available in full on youtube (click here) - existential overtones, Moon Safari and all.
Friends, retro-obsessed hipster mathematicians, are having
an excerpt from some four-figure mathematical tables read when they tie the
Knott - a sine their love will grow (exponentially).
If you could visit the late 1970s by way of an ATOL-accredited package tour, *would* you?
You can hear me read my new time travel story, 'Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind' - and hear some other amazing work by local writers (drama, passion, sensitivity, laffs) at Writers Unchained this Sunday.
(You can always watch Dr. Who on catch-up).
