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Quiz, Brexit Writer James Graham Sets BBC Drama Sherwood
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James Graham, creator of hit ITV, AMC and Sony show “Quiz,” and writer of Emmy nominated “Brexit: The Uncivil War,” has created crime drama “Sherwood” for U.K. broadcaster BBC.
Inspired in part by real events, the six-part series is set in the Nottinghamshire mining village where Graham grew up. The contemporary series sees two murders shatter an already fractured community leading to one of the largest manhunts in British history. Suspicion is rife and the tragic murders threaten to inflame historic divisions sparked during the miners’ strike that tore families apart three decades before.
Here s What To Read Based On Your Favorite 2020 Movie
If you loved these movies, then you ll love these books just as much!
For all the bookworms who found a new favorite movie in quarantine, this list is for you. Happy reading! Books, fuzzy materials, and soothing tea sold separately.
If you like
The Body Under The Piano by Marthe Jocelyn.
For fans of historical heroines and engrossing mysteries, look no further than the first book in the
Aggie Morton, Mystery Queen series! This book is more inspired by esteemed mystery writer Agatha Christie than Sherlock Holmes, and it is sure to leave readers of all ages wanting more!
Stupefied. 18 January 2021
Magic. Have you ever really considered what it means? We re
told what it means a lot, especially in games. We re told it means fireballs and lightning bolts and turning people into sheep. But is that really magic, or is it simply a term used to describe something we ve become accustomed to? It s a thought that s been nagging at me.
It occurred reading The Tombs of Atuan recently, the second Earthsea book by Ursula K. Le Guin. It s a book about a wizard but something about the magic feels different. It feels incomprehensible. It s not defined by dice rolls or numbered values or rules, but worked out somewhere outside of explanation, just past the edge of understanding. A climactic battle happens where you can t see it: in the wizard s mind. He holds off a terrible evil but there are no explanations to lay it bare, no parameters by which to understand it. You understand it only as something extraordinary. And it feels like m