An interview with me has been posted at Comic Book Resources.
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Interview at Comic Book Resources
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Lots to enjoy in this interview. The promise of the Diogenes Club stories in a single volume, a mention of one of my all time favourite films “The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes”, and tantalising hints of things to come from Mr Newman. On TV projects in development, last week’s Radio Times mentions that Sam Mendes is in discussion with the production company behind Call The Midwife with a view to doing a series set in the 1800s and featuring vampires. Could it be…….?
Posted by Colin Brown | November 22, 2012, 5:52 pm