Ray Connolly has written several novels,
including Sunday
Morning and Shadows
On A Wall,
the movies That'll
Be The Day and Stardust,
the television series Lytton's
Diary and Perfect
Scoundrels, and a biography of John
Lennon. He has also written TV films, documentaries,
radio plays, short stories and much journalism. His latest
novel is Love
Out Of Season. He is married and
lives in London.
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- Ray Connolly’s latest short story, I Saw
Her Standing There, was commissioned
by BBC
Radio Four as part of Liverpool’s year as
the European Capital of Culture. It will be broadcast
in March.
- The film rights to Shadows
On A Wall have been
acquired by Stevie Productions Inc., Los Angeles.
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These are the questions worrying Amy Miller when
she discovers she’s being pursued by the
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in a remote seaside hotel. There she finds several
other people with romantic problems but with
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JAMES
DEAN - THE FIRST AMERICAN TEENAGER
We
see his face on the sides of buses, in
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drinks. While in the souvenir shops we
find his image on T-shirts, posters, calendars
and postcards. Always he's the epitome
of cool, the perfect marketing image for
the young. Yet he's been dead for over
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