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| 21st Century Goth |
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Mick Mercer |
| ISBN: |
1-903111-28-5 |
| format: |
236x187mm, paperback |
| pages: |
256 |
| published: |
May 2002 |
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£15.95 |
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Focusing on Goth through the internet, this indispensable book details bands, clothes, clubs, people, sites, fanzines, web rings and more in the biggest single resource of Goth and Goth-related information ever published.
Mick Mercer reports from the Goth scene in the UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Holland and the USA, as well as Japan, South America and some more unexpected parts of the old world. If you are new to the Goth world, start here. If you have read any of Mercer's previous books on the subject, 21st Century Goth is the update you have been waiting for. |
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Are you a Jamie and the Magic Torch junkie? Do you suffer from Moomin mania? Do you go boss-eyed over Bagpuss or get turned-on by Trumpton? The A-Z of Classic Children's Television will help you relive your misspent youth. Unwrap the very best programmes from the golden age of kids' telly and get to the root of all your childhood obsessions.
Simon Sheridan's fascinating and funny book features a foreword by David Jason, and includes exclusive contributions from the makers of dozens of classic TV shows including David McKee (Mr Benn), Brian Cosgrove (Danger Mouse), Jane Tucker (Rainbow), John Ryan (Captain Pugwash), Nigel Plaskitt (Pipkins), Gordon Murray (Camberwick Green), Gay Soper (The Flumps), Hilary Hayton (Crystal Tipps and Alistair) and many more. |
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| The Avengers Files |
| author: |
Andrew Pixley |
| ISBN: |
1-903111-74-9 |
| format: |
230x170mm, paperback |
| pages: |
352 |
| published: |
July 2004 |
| price: |
£15.99 |
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This is the indispensable guide to the world of the classic television series The Avengers. The long-running programme inhabited an extraordinary landscape of aristocrats, mad scientists and spies, having only a tenuous connection with England as we knew it in the 1960s.
The Avengers Files is a unique account of the personalities and adventures that, until now, have remained top secret. Read the true story about sophisticated spy John Steed and his sidekicks Cathy Gale, Emma Peel and Tara King.
Featuring a foreword by the original series' writer and producer Brian Clemens, and scores of stills from the official archives. |
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| Cameron Diaz |
| author: |
Daniel O'Brien |
| ISBN: |
1-903111-37-4 |
| format: |
230x173mm, paperback |
| pages: |
96 |
| published: |
October 2002 |
| price: |
£8.95 |
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Cameron Diaz has been recognised as Hollywood's most glamorous comedy star, ever since she upstaged Julia Roberts and Rupert Everett in My Best Friend's Wedding, and followed that up with another smash hit - There's Something About Mary.
Born in San Diego and originally finding fame as model for Calvin Klein, Cameron struggled for a while in movies after a bright start in Jim Carrey's The Mask. Now she enjoys her pick of the best Hollywood movies such as Charlie's Angels and Shrek, and has a fiercely loyal fan following throughout the world.
In Cameron Diaz, Daniel O'Brien tells the story of Cameron's route to the top of the Hollywood ladder. |
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