For Every Solution There’s A Problem CD by Lee Hazlewood , City Slang 2002. Bought from Anarchy Records, Mansfield Road, Nottingham. Demos recorded over the space of 25 years, from the late 70s to the late 90s. Lee Hazlewood on Dolly Parton’s

For Every Solution There’s A Problem CD by Lee Hazlewood , City Slang 2002. Bought from Anarchy Records, Mansfield Road, Nottingham. Demos recorded over the space of 25 years, from the late 70s to the late 90s. Lee Hazlewood on Dolly Parton’s

Grunt!, Dir: Allan Holzman. New World Pictures 1985. Bought From Ebay. Mad Dog Joe De Curso, King Of The Forearm Smash, Has Gone Missing. Speculation Is Rife - Some Think That Mad Dog Is Dead, Others That He&Amp;Rsquo;S Cracked And Gone Into Hiding.

Robert Aldrich, Edited By Richard Combs, Bfi, 1978. Bought From Charity Shop, Nottingham. &Amp;Ldquo;You Then Did Two Pictures In Europe, Including The Angry Hills In Greece. Robert Mitchum Would Seem To Be A Natural Actor For You To Work With, Yet You&Amp;Rsquo

Death Of The Führer, Roland Puccetti, Arrow Books 1973. Originally Bought From Charity Shop, Lost, Then Bought Again From Ebay By My Brother. &Amp;Ldquo;Her Fingers Dug Into My Arms With Sharp Nails, Her Back Arched Spasmodically, She Started To Pull Me

Illustration By Jan Parker From Witchcraft And Black Magic By Peter Haining, Hamlyn, 1971. Bought From A Stall At Indietracks Music Festival.

Blood And Black Lace Vhs Tape, Directed By Mario Bava, Revolution Films, Date Unknown. Bought From A Car Boot Sale. Entirely Inappropriate 80S-Style Cardboard Box Cover For Bava&Amp;Rsquo;S Classic Proto-Giallo.

The Mighty Thor!: Collector&Amp;Rsquo;S Album, Earth-Shaking Script By Stan Lee, Breath-Taking Illustration By Jack Kirby. A Lancer Book, 1966. Bought From A Charity Shop, Nottingham.

Frontispiece From The Dracula Collection, Galley Press, 1981. Bought From A Charity Shop, Nottingham. &Amp;Ldquo;High On A Gloomy, Windswept Crag Jutting Up From The Dark Forests Of The Transylvanian Hinterland There Stands A Time-Worn Castle Shrouded In

Illustration By Ray Bradbury, From An Interview With Him In Sight And Sound, Spring 1974. From A Collection Of Magazines Given Away Free By Broadway Cinema. &Amp;Ldquo;Stage Is Fantasy; Film Is Reality. The Stage Should Never Be Real. That&Amp;Rsquo;S Why The

Movie People, At Work In The Business Of Film - Fred Baker With Ross Firestone, Lancer Contempora Books, 1973. Bought From A Second-Hand Book Stall, Charing Cross Rd. London. &Amp;Ldquo;Terry Southern On The Screenwriter. &Amp;Rsquo;Would You Say That Writing

The Friends Of Eddie Coyle, By George V. Higgins, Pan Books 1973. From A Second-Hand Book Stall, Charing Cross Road, London. &Amp;Ldquo;&Amp;Lsquo;Look At This.&Amp;Rsquo; The Stocky Man Extended The Fingers Of His Left Hand Over The Gold-Speckled Formica Tabletop.

The Quatermass Experiment, By Nigel Kneale, Penguin 1959. From A Charity Shop In Nottingham. &Amp;Ldquo;Cut To Quatermass. He Presses The Master Switch. An Indicator Light Flashes. Cut To The Rocket&Amp;Hellip;Very, Very Slowly, The Hatch Begins Moving Outwards.

Interview With Nicolas Roeg, From Sight And Sound, Winter 1973/4. Free From Broadway Cinema, Nottingham. &Amp;Ldquo;In All Three Films [Walkabout, Performance, Don&Amp;Rsquo;T Look Now], The Impression Is Of People Who At The End Are More Or Less Willing Themselv

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