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Stephen Parker’s (Stephen Kennedy) last novel bombed. So why should his agent (William Beck) bother selling his latest? Because the pissed-off writer’s packing a gun – albeit a “metaphorical” one.
Lesley Manning’s witty exposé of the book world’s corrupted soul is Swimming With Literary Sharks.
While unmistakably a stage adaptation, Martin Wagner’s droll dialogue makes the cutand- thrust reasonably dynamic, even if Wagner’s barbs about the parlous state of modern publishing will surprise no one.
Still, the film’s DIY ethic, HD-shot for £26,000 and independently distributed, leads by example in cutting out the middle-men.
Sneaky restock notes suggest Pokemon Prismatic Evolutions is likely to return to stores in May
The Witcher 4 has "a huge team" focused on the believability of the RPG's world, because even things like trees and foliage always need to belong
Marvel fans are desperate for Doctor Doom to face off against Thanos in Avengers: Doomsday
