| Books
- Humour |
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Bluff
Your Way in Teaching (Ravette) 1987 |
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Bluff
Your Way in Cricket (Ravette) 1988 |
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Bluff Your Way in Poetry (Ravette) 1989 |
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Xenophobes
Guide to the French (Ravette) 1993 |
| Books
- Non Fiction |
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Law
and Your Neighbours (Robert Hale) 1989 |
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My
Problem Child (Penguin) 1991 |
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Hoaxers and Their Victims (Robson Books) |
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1992
Everyday Life in the Age of Chivalry (Readers Digest) 1993 |
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Debrett's
Guide to Business Etiquette (Hodder/Headline) 1994
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150
Years of Photo Journalism (Konemann) 1995 |
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The
Camera in Conflict - Civil Disobedience (Konemann) 1996
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Decades
of the 20th Century (Konemann) - six volumes on the 1900s, 1910s,
1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. 1980s, 1990s |
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London
(Konemann) 1999 |
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The
United States Millennium (Konemann 2000) |
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The
British Millennium (Konemann 2000) |
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The
German Millennium (Konemann (2001) |
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The
French Millennium (Konemann 2001) |
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Bon
Voyage (Te Neues 2002) |
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A
Photographic History (Arctutus 2003) |
| Books
- Sport |
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A History of the Foster's Oval (Pelham Books ) 1990 |
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Pictures from the Past - Cricket (Collins and Brown) 1991 |
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Caught
in the Frame - A History of Cricket Photography (Harper Collins) 1992
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A
Century of Cricket Greats (Endeavour Books) 1992 Soccer (Konemann)
2000 |
| Books
- Children's Fiction |
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Leslie's Leap (Hodder and Stoughton 1985) |
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The Broken Tambourine (Hodder and Stoughton 1987) |
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The
Shack by the Sea (Hodder and Stoughton 1987) |
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| Television
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Carrott
Confidential (1989 series) |
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The
Russ Abbot Show |
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Phil Cool (Central 1992 and BBC 1993) |
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Franc
Cowered |
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A Royal Gala for the Prince's Trust 1989 |
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Baffle
Awards script 1989 |
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ATV Telethon script 1990 and 1992 |
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How
Do They Do That - script associate and writer series 2 (1994-5), series
3 (1995) and series 4 and 5 (1996) |
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Back to the Front - Jasper Carrott BBCtv January -March 1999 |
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Bodysnatchers
(BBC 1) - script editor 2003 |
| Radio
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Has scripted and/or appeared on over 60programmes for Radio 2, 30
programmes for Radio 5, and a handful for Radio 3. |
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Radio
4 |
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Contributor
to WEEK ENDING 1980-1990 |
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Writer/presenter:
HOOKED ON RANSOME (feature on Arthur Ransome), SOMETHING QUITE NEW
(feature on Hugh Lofting, creator of Doctor Doolittle), |
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THAT'S
THE WAY TO DO IT (feature on Punch and Judy), THEY DID THEIR BIT (feature
on artists' contributions to WW2), THE ARCHIVE HOUR - HOAX |
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Wrote
and read five part series on experiences as teacher of maladjusted
children - MEMOIRS OF A MALADJUSTED TEACHER |
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Writer
of 15 short stories broadcast on Radio 4
Many contributions to a variety of magazine programmes, ranging from
ANDERSON COUNTRY to WOMAN'S HOUR. |
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Also
written series of travel pieces for the New York Times, articles for
the Times Ed Supplement and over 50 short stories for various magazines.
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Live
Performances In 1997, and every year from 1999 to 2003, he has written,
presented and performed a programme of comedy and poetry on a variety
of themes at the Ledbury Poetry Festival, The latest was a sell-out,
full-length show at the Market Theatre - The Complete History of Poetry
in 1 hour and 27 minutes. Other subjects have been Heroism, Food,
Cricket, Railways, and Insults and Compliments. He has also presented
papers at numerous scientific and unscientific seminars. Nick Yapp
- July 2003 |
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