Wyrd Britain Receiving and Broadcasting Ghost Signals

Ian Holloway has posted about the Ghost Signals book at his Wyrd Britain site: “This, the latest collection of writings from Stephen Prince, the man behind the always excellent ‘A Year in the Country’ blog, takes us on a tour of various obscure televisual gems from ’68 to ’95… he’s a digger extraordinaire so alongside old favourites there are… tantalising treats of programmes I had no idea existed – ‘A Pattern of Roses’, ‘Shades’, ‘The Plant’ – and his analysis are ever cogent, and insightful, mining details from his subjects that make for fascinating reading.” Wyrd Britain started a fair few years ago now and it and Ian Holloway were some of the early explorers who found and forged pathways through the “wyrd” cultural landscape and have gone on to be some of the mainstays of such things, related to which and in a rounding the circle manner, below is some writing about Wyrd Britain quoted from Ghost Signals: “Ian Holloway’s Wyrd Britain website/project, which began, as with A Year In…

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