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ARCHIVE
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MISCELLANEOUS
ODDMENTS
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SOUND
FILE: HITMAN ON BBC RADIO 4: Andy McNab discusses the
novel and introduces a reading by Kenneth Cranham. The programme
was called 'With Great Pleasure' and was produced by Nicky
Barranger. It was transmitted on the 8th and 11th of June 2000.
NB: The file may take a few moments to download (2.06MB). |
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EXTRAORDINARY
MOMENTS FROM REAL LIFE are a series of six surreal 'prose
cartoons' that were originally written with the intention of
having them published in a Sunday magazine. |
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HOW
TO GET AHEAD IN SERIAL KILLING is
a feature article that appeared in the January 2002 issue of
Bizarre Magazine written in the style of the Fixer himself, Tobe
Darling. |
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THE
'CUT-UP SECTION' in Hitman was edited from the final draft. The editor of the book
said that 'people would be confused.' |
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DOPECLASH
'86 is a
short story that tells of a young man's obsession with punk music,
The Clash in particular, and his arrest in Notting Hill on a soft
drugs charge. Joe Strummer R.I.P. |
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NOONAN'S
ROLL is a
coming-of-age tale written in 1992 touching on topics that would
be explored further in Hitman a few years later, namely, fast cars
and gratuitous taxidermy. |
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HOW
TO MAKE A REAL KILLING is an interview with MK that appeared
in the April 2002 issue of Bizarre Magazine. |
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SHOWBIZ
WITH TOBE DARLING is an idea for
a caustic showbiz column. |
