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Goodbye Julia! Diane Keen leaves Doctors | Interviews | Doctors | Soaps | What's on TV
After a decade as surgery practice manager, Julia Parsons, Doctors star Diane Keen tells us about her decision to leave the daytime BBC1 drama...
diane-keen  2012  interviews 
28 days ago by tabardroad
BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Bookclub, Barbara Vine 
Barbara Vine, otherwise known as Ruth Rendell, meets James Naughtie and a small audience at a Readers' Day in Scunthorpe to talk about her haunting novel A Dark Adapted Eye.
audio  ruth-rendell  a-dark-adapted-eye  2002  interviews 
10 weeks ago by tabardroad
The ALCS interview
Ruth Rendell in conversation with Lucey Jarrett.
ruth-rendell  interviews  2011 
november 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell: Profile - YouTube
New York Times bestselling and award-winning author Ruth Rendell talks about her craft in this original video from Open Road Media.
video  ruth-rendell  interviews  2011 
november 2011 by tabardroad
BBC News - Wexford is me, Ruth Rendell confesses
Author Ruth Rendell has admitted that her famous creation, Ch Insp Reginald Wexford, is based on her.
ruth-rendell  interviews  inspector-wexford  2011 
october 2011 by tabardroad
BBC - Podcasts - Best of Today
George Baker, who starred as Chief Inspector Wexford in The Ruth Rendell Mysteries, has died aged 80. His daughter Ellie Baker looks back at his life.
george-baker  audio  bbc  interviews  obit  2011  feeds 
october 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell in conversation with Charles Taylor - The Barnes & Noble Review
After talking with Ruth Rendell, I can honestly say that she is the most civilized person who has ever robbed me of sleep.
ruth-rendell  interviews  2011  inspector-wexford  the-vault 
september 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell Fields Declarations of Love for Inspector Wexford - Speakeasy - WSJ
“I had one inquiry in particular where I was asked to kill his wife so she could marry him,” says Rendell.
ruth-rendell  interviews  feeds  news  from delicious
september 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell hits out at government public spending cuts
'It looks as if the NHS will gradually fade away' says crime writer and Labour peer Ruth Rendell.
ruth-rendell  interviews  comment  politics  2011  from delicious
august 2011 by tabardroad
BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Open Book, 14/08/2011
Crime writer Dreda Say Mitchell talks to Ruth Rendell about "Vault", her 23rd Inspector Wexford novel.
ruth-rendell  audio  interviews  the-vault  inspector-wexford  2011  feeds 
august 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell: I won't marry again
LABOUR peer Baroness Rendell of Babergh – otherwise known as the thriller author Ruth Rendell, creator of TV cop Inspector Wexford – has revealed that, at 81, she is still receiving proposals of marriage.
ruth-rendell  interviews 
august 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell: Interview - Telegraph
Ruth Rendell’s Wexford is now an OAP but, at 81, the author’s own life is far from quiet retirement, finds Jake Kerridge.
ruth-rendell  2011  inspector-wexford  the-vault  feeds  interviews 
august 2011 by tabardroad
The Open Road Integrated Media Blog > Bestselling Edgar Authors On Writing
We’re proud to publish several of these outstanding authors including Ruth Rendell, Anne Perry, Don Winslow, Peter Blauner, and Lawrence Block—all of whom are featured in a new, documentary-style short video, sharing bits of their personal writing experiences.
ruth-rendell  interviews  awards 
april 2011 by tabardroad
Talking Books - Author Interviews
RT @Talking_Books: Updated the author interview pages - - Sarah Waters, Andrea Levy, Tony Hawks, Ruth Rendell, Fred ...
ruth-rendell  interviews  audio 
april 2011 by tabardroad
A Novel State | Book Blog | The Spectator
There were some good interviews with Ian Rankin, Ruth Rendell and a superb appearance from Lee Child (including one of the greatest two-fingered salutes to the literati, at 10:46 if you're interested).
ruth-rendell  television  interviews  bbc 
march 2011 by tabardroad
The Books We Really Read: A Culture Show Special
In this Culture Show special, Sue Perkins investigates crime and experiences 'new romance' in an attempt to discover the essential ingredients of a bestselling novel.

Along the way, Sue also meets bestselling authors Ian Rankin, Ruth Rendell, Colin Dexter, Anthony Horowitz and Joanne Harris along with some of the UK's biggest crime, thriller and romance fans to find out what they like best about their favourite authors.
ruth-rendell  interviews  television  writers  inspector-wexford  books  news  feeds 
march 2011 by tabardroad
Existentialist Man: Crime & Thriller Fiction on World Book Night
RT : Crime / Thriller Novels featured on BBC World Book Nite > with intvu's Lee Child, Ian Rank ...
feeds  ruth-rendell  interviews  bbc  from twitter
march 2011 by tabardroad
Britons help US actors shed their respect for Shakespeare
"We've just had more practice doing it," said Ravenscroft, "That's all. You could do it just as well or better. We have no advantage being British."
ravenscroft  usa  new-york  1983  shakespeare  acting  theatre  plays  interviews 
january 2011 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Acclaimed crime writer Ruth Rendell speaks to Virginia Haussegger about her life's work - and it's not the Inspector Wexford novels.
video  ruth-rendell  news  interviews  fgm  feeds 
august 2010 by tabardroad
YouTube - Ruth Rendell
Acclaimed crime writer Ruth Rendell speaks to Virginia Haussegger about her life's work - and it's not the Inspector Wexford novels.
interviews  video  australia  fgm  ruth-rendell 
august 2010 by tabardroad
One Minute With: Ruth Rendell, novelist - Features, Books - The Independent
I don't mind being distracted. I don't want to sit there in utter silence and type. If the phone rings, I usually answer it, speak for a few minutes and return to writing, or go for a walk in and out of the rooms. I don't mind a break.
ruth-rendell  interviews  2010 
august 2010 by tabardroad
Video: PD James: 'Some people find conventions liberating' | Books | guardian.co.uk
On her 90th birthday, renowned crime author PD James talks to Sarah Crown about her best-loved character, detective Adam Dalgliesh, her science fiction book, The Children of Men, and why she's worried about starting a new book.
PD-James  interviews  video 
august 2010 by tabardroad
Long may she reign
Ruth Rendell isn't sure when she gave her first interview. Perhaps 40 years ago, she thinks; about the same time she first autographed a book for a member of royalty. She wasn't quite sure what to put in the novel for the then-Dutch queen, Juliana. But she has since learned that "when it is British royals, you simply write, 'with my humble duty' ".
ruth-rendell  interviews  2010  feeds  australia 
july 2010 by tabardroad
PD James interview: 'I have lived a very happy and fulfilled life' - Telegraph
She’s a life peer, a best-selling crime novelist, and last year, the BBC’s scariest interrogator. As she approaches 90, PD James reflects on death, family − and the husband she couldn’t save.
PD-James  interviews 
july 2010 by tabardroad
P.D. James solves the mystery of living a full life - USATODAY.com
ABOARD THE QUEEN MARY 2 — P.D. James, the reigning queen of the British detective novel, is in a festive mood, fitting for a legendary woman who's about to turn 90.
PD-James  interviews 
july 2010 by tabardroad
One Week With John Gulliver - Great books? It’s no mystery, says Rendell
“My characters sometimes try to take over a plot and I have to crush them,” said the novelist, who lives in Maida Vale. “You have to remember what Graham Greene said about authors of fiction: ‘There’s always a little splinter of ice in them.’ He meant that you could be at the deathbed of a dear and close friend or relative and you would be taking down notes.”
ruth-rendell  books  interviews  london 
may 2010 by tabardroad
Interview - Inspector ­Wexford author Ruth Rendell on starting out in crime-writing
RUTH Rendell is a name synonymous with books about murderers and those who catch them – but the author was not always destined to be a crime writer.
ruth-rendell  interviews  events  2010 
may 2010 by tabardroad
Doctors should be prime time
Diane Keen has called for her long-running BBC drama Doctors to be given a prime time slot.
diane-keen  interviews  comment 
march 2010 by tabardroad
An 80-year-old mystery | The Spectator
Ruth Rendell talks to Victoria Lane about her long life as a writer, growing up with warring parents and being a working Labour peer
ruth-rendell  interviews  2010 
february 2010 by tabardroad
Radio Teesdale interview with ken kitson
Peter Dixon speaks to Ken Kitson about Last of the Summer Wine, An Arresting Night, his book “Moods, Moments & Memories” and a film Ken is hoping to make.
ken-kitson  interviews  mp3 
february 2010 by tabardroad
An audience with Ken Kitson
Actor Ken Kitson is to present a one-man show at Blue Crush in Scarborough next Wednesday.
ken-kitson  news  interviews 
january 2010 by tabardroad
BBC - BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Open Book, 24/01/2010
Mariella Frostrup's guest is Henning Mankell, creator of the popular detective Kurt Wallander, who discusses his new political thriller The Man From Beijing.
mankell  interviews 
january 2010 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell on Writing
The famous crime writer Ruth Rendell talks in detail about the nitty-gritty of her writing routine, whether she is writing as Ruth Rendell or Barbara Vine, the prolific writer divulges that in fact she welcomes interruptions and distractions. At the end of a morning's writing, she establishes that she is not in the least worried whether or not she has finished the sentence.
ruth-rendell  video  interviews  feeds 
december 2009 by tabardroad
PD James, Queen of Detective Fiction: Interview - Telegraph
PD James talks to Jake Kerridge about detective fiction, her new book, and the technical problems of murder...
PD-James  crime-genre  writers  interviews  ruth-rendell 
september 2009 by tabardroad
Writer Sarah Waters: The scandal that inspired my ghost story
A 15-year-old war orphan is abducted by an elderly woman and her spinster daughter, stripped, beaten and locked in an attic - or so she claims. The plot of the popular 1940s crime novel The Franchise Affair was based on an 18th-century case. Sarah Waters on an intriguing tale of class, fear and sexuality/
books  interviews  crime-genre 
may 2009 by tabardroad
IGN: Idris Elba Q&A
The Wire star talks RocknRolla and Stringer Bell.
idris-elba  actors  interviews 
may 2009 by tabardroad
Books: Writer Sarah Waters talks to Robert McCrum about why she's kicked out the corsets in her latest novel
Ghosts, Gothic horror, lesbians, poltergeists, female hysteria... There are hidden depths to Sarah Waters. Here, the most 'remarkable storyteller since Daphne du Maurier' talks to Robert McCrum about effete boyfriends, postwar austerity and why she's kicked out the corsets in her latest novel.
books  writers  interviews 
may 2009 by tabardroad
Combe Island
PD James explains why she set The Lighthouse on an imaginary offshore island.
PD-James  books  crime-genre  interviews 
may 2009 by tabardroad
BBC Radio 4 Programmes - Front Row, 07/04/2009
A visit to the Handel House Museum at 25 Brook Street in London's Mayfair. The 250th anniversary of Handel's death is being marked by a new exhibition - Handel Reveal'd, offering new insights into the composer's character and personal life. John Wilson paid a visit with conductor Christopher Hogwood CBE and crime writer and Handel fan, Ruth Rendell.
ruth-rendell  interviews  audio  podcast 
april 2009 by tabardroad
Happy birthday! « Dambusters Weblog
The man who, unwittingly, set me off on the track of writing a book about the Dambusters was the actor George Baker, whose birthday is today. In an interview on the BBC Radio Today programme in December 2005 he told the story of how he had been cast to play the part of my uncle, David Maltby, in the 1955 film The Dam Busters.
george-baker  films  comment  articles  interviews 
april 2009 by tabardroad
Nothing like a present
English mystery writer Ruth Rendell has written more than 70 books and insists she would stop if she felt she had lost her touch for the intricate workings of the human psyche.
ruth-rendell  reviews  the-birthday-party  interviews  the-monster-in-the-box 
april 2009 by tabardroad
Seventy books on, Rendell depicts human psyche
"I still, after all these years, love writing and I don't say I write well, but I write as well as I can..."
ruth-rendell  interviews  books  inspector-wexford  vine 
march 2009 by tabardroad
By George, an affair to remember - Sunday Sun Interview 2002
Living in a small village near a small town in Wiltshire is lovely, says George Baker, synonymous for many with Detective Chief Inspector Wexford in ITV's The Ruth Rendell Mysteries.
george-baker  interviews  2002 
march 2009 by tabardroad
The Julie Myerson controversy: is it right to put your pain on the page?
Ruth Rendell, the award-winning crime writer, has made two abortive attempts to write a memoir. "I have given up both times because it was so hopeless. It was too painful really and I just thought: why should I put myself through that?" she admits. Revisiting difficult experiences on the page is not something she believes in.
ruth-rendell  comment  writers  books  interviews 
march 2009 by tabardroad
Taking up Mickey Spillane's mantle
Before his death in 2006, America's one-time bestselling crime writer entrusted the draft of his final Mike Hammer novel to friend and fan Max Allan Collins. The writer explains what it was like to complete his mentor's manuscript.
crime-genre  writing  writers  books  interviews 
february 2009 by tabardroad
'I created a monster': Interview with Patricia Cornwell
Dr Kay Scarpetta has propelled Patricia Cornwell from morgue-worker to millionaire. Now, the novelist tells James Kidd, all she wants is a little respect
crime-genre  writers  books  interviews  usa 
december 2008 by tabardroad
A mind to murder - Books - Entertainment - theage.com.au
BARONESS JAMES OF Holland Park, OBE, in her 89th year, appears as agreed on the stroke of noon. She stands slightly hunched - the stereotypical sweet little old lady, plucked from a folk tale - with hand on walking stick, apple-cheeked and silver-haired, her brown eyes greeting me with a warm, yet distinctly piercing, thin-lipped smile.
PD-James  interviews 
november 2008 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell: BBC Radio 2 Steve Wright Interview
'Did you feel that Jessica Fletcher on Murder She Wrote was you?'
ruth-rendell  interviews  audio  podcast 
october 2008 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell : The Interview Online
In this interview Ruth Rendell told Nicola Barranger that NOT being a writer was never an option for her.
ruth-rendell  interviews  audio 
september 2008 by tabardroad
Drama Trails
Drama Trails: A ten part ITV3 documentary series which explores connections between the nation’s favourite TV dramas. In Episode ten Baroness Ruth Rendell takes George Baker on a guided tour of the House of Lords.
inspector-wexford  george-baker  ruth-rendell  house-of-lords  photos  interviews  audio 
september 2008 by tabardroad
BBC Radio Wales: Hay Literary Festival 2007 (Real Player)
Crime Queen Ruth Rendell was at Hay to talk about her latest book The Water's Lovely. Still complex and tightly plotted, but Phil sees a development from her earlier novels..
ruth-rendell  interviews  audio  festivals 
september 2008 by tabardroad
Pieces of me: Ruth Rendell
People in the public eye describes the possessions with meaning in their life.
ruth-rendell  photos  interviews 
september 2008 by tabardroad
Peerless Crimes
Her first book, From Doon With Death, for which she was paid £75, was published in 1964. "I bought my husband a watch (with the money]," she says. "I bought bed linen and a lamp, but I can't remember what I did with the rest. I don't think I bought anything specifically for me, which goes to show what a noble nature I have." She laughs.
ruth-rendell  vine  interviews 
august 2008 by tabardroad
This Morning | Entertainment | Diane Keen
Diane Keen, 62 may be best known for starring in a classic coffee commercial but her acting career has spanned nearly 40 years appearing Cuckoo Waltz, Taggart and Ruth Rendell Mysteries and currently in the hit BBC1 soap opera Doctors.
diane-keen  itv  interviews 
august 2008 by tabardroad
Ruth Rendell: My parliamentary sex scandal - Features, Books - The Independent
What's put a gleam in Ruth Rendell's eye? It might be the fact that the Max Mosley case has made her new Barbara Vine novel about sex scandals in Parliament so topical. Or maybe she's keeping a saucy secret...
vine  ruth-rendell  books  politics  house-of-lords  comment  interviews 
august 2008 by tabardroad
Sex and politics: The case of the crime writer's mystery lover
Ruth Rendell may be the mistress of the crime mystery, but there is one case that even her celebrated creation, Inspector Wexford, would be unlikely to solve: The Case of the Mystery Writer's Secret Political Lover.
ruth-rendell  comment  politics  interviews 
august 2008 by tabardroad
The Roland Collection of Films on Art - Ruth Rendell
40 minutes, color with PD James: Detectives in literature; Writing a detective story; The puzzle as attraction; Death as subject; Writing about madness.
ruth-rendell  video  interviews  PD-James 
august 2008 by tabardroad
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