About Me Steve Holland Freelance author and editor for the past 20 years. My interests are old British comics, books and magazines... and that's what you'll find here. YOU CAN CONTACT ME DIRECT AT... You can order my books (and lots of other goodies) via Amazon...Author / Editor of...Loading... Rolling News7 November. Interview: (mp3 podcast of AlexFitch's Panel Borders show originally...
Reality Check: Time travelling Hobbits and other Cryptic paradoxes In a pair of Q and As recorded in front of a live cinema audience at this year’s Sci-Fi London Film Festival, AlexFitch talks to the directors of two new low budget films: The Hunt for Gollum and Cryptic. Joining Alex and director Chris Bouchard on [...]
... Lambeth Readers and Writers Festival during the summer. (The episode was recorded and edited by AlexFitch) For more info about this podcast and a variety of formats you can stream or download, please visit the home of this episode at www.archive.org Links: Brendan McCarthy ‘fansite’ Buy Brendan’s art from Koch Comic Art Info about The Lambeth Readers and Writers Festival 2009 Info...
Panel Borders: Inside the Fleece Station Edited broadcast 29/10/09 as part of an episode of Strip! on Resonance 104.4 FM Concluding ‘anthologies and collectives month’ on the show, in an interview recorded on location at the Old Police Station The Fleece Station in Deptford, AlexFitch talks to artists Sarah McIntyre and Viviane Schwartz about their [...]
Panel Borders: Eclectic Micks and stars of Solipsistic Pop! Edited broadcast 22/10/09 as part of an episode of Strip! on Resonance 104.4 FM Continuing ‘anthologies and collectives month’ on the show, in an interview recorded at last month’s British International Comics Show in Birmingham, AlexFitch talks to four members of a group of Irish comic [...]
Electric Sheep podcast: New approaches to Zombie cinema Originally broadcast 16/10/09 as an episode of I’m ready for my close-up on Resonance 104.4 FM In a special early Halloween edition, AlexFitch talks to Jeffrey Coghlan, the producer of the innovative Canadian Horror film Pontypool and Marc Price, director of the excellent British living dead film [...]
Panel Borders: London / Quebec / Cape Town Originally broadcast 08/10/09 as an episode of Strip! on Resonance 104.4 FM Starting ‘anthologies and collectives’ month on the show, AlexFitch talks to three comic book creators who produce anthologies of their wares in a trilogy of interviews recorded at last weekend’s British International Comics Show in [...]
... you can still buy in print (18%). Vote here • Fancy a science fiction-inspired comedy night? AlexFitch of Panel Borders has organised one in London. The Sci Fi London Comedy Night on 24th October is part of Sci-Fi London Oktoberfest, from 9.00 p.m staring Rob Deb from GNO, Sara Pascoe, Mould and Arrowsmith and many more. It's beaming into the Apollo Picadilly Cinema, more details...
Reality Check: Man vs. the Eyeborgs Continuing our podcasts of talks and Q & As recorded live at this year’s Spring Sci-Fi London festival, AlexFitch talks to the cast and crew of the new Science Fiction thriller Eyeborgs which sees surveillance cameras combined with miniature robots to create deadly machines that give Critters and Gremlins [...]
Panel Borders: Talking Teabags and Wishing Wells Originally broadcast 01/10/09 as an episode of Strip! on Resonance 104.4 FM Concluding ‘women in comics month’ on the show, AlexFitch talks to a couple of illustrators about their genre bending work. Hannah Berry’s debut graphic novel Britten and Brülightly tells the tale of a harried private detective [...]
... a Q & A via skype with Jude Law at the premiere of Rage at the NFT. Recorded and edited by AlexFitch. For more info about the variety of formats you can download this podcast in / stream, please visit www.archive.org Links: wikipedia and IMDb pages about Rage Official movie website Sally Potter’s website More info about Sophie’s book The films of Sally Potter: A politics of love...
Continuing ‘Women in Comics’ month on podcast Panel Borders - and originally broadcast on Resonance FM - this week AlexFitch talks to Emma Vieceli , illustrator of the Manga Shakespeare adaptations of Hamlet and Much ado about Nothing who has also contributed to the graphic anthology ‘Comic Book Tattoo’ which adapts the songs of Tori Amos into strip format. Alex...
Panel Borders: Emma Vieceli, promoting new British Manga Originally broadcast 24/09/09 as an episode of Strip! on Resonance 104.4 FM Continuing ‘women in comics’ month on the show, AlexFitch talks to Emma Vieceli, illustrator of the Manga Shakespeare adaptations of Hamlet and Much ado about nothing who has also contributed to the graphic anthology “Comic [...]