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nolanparker skip to content home the ‘kate vs’ series meet the authors contact us ← older posts by candice nolan | november 28, 2018 · 8:14 am it’s behind you…. candice: we’ve not talked about the new book too much recently. phil has been busy with his modelling career (!) and i have been busy trying to find myself a new job. you know you need a new job when the thought of going into the office makes you feel physically sick. that plus preparing for the nativity at school, christmas fayre, homework and all the other fun stuff that comes with being the parent of a school-age child. anyway, excuses aside, phil has been more productive than me and i’ve completely lost my mojo. the central theme of the book is a theatre company who needs some help. and one of the big shows that they perform is a panto, aladdin, something that phil and i both know is important to both funding and crowd attendance in the world of theatre. phil has written the bulk of the piece. as an expert in theatre after many years working front of house in a local one he knows more about the ins and outs than i do. my experience is more on stage than off (darlings). but he decided we needed more research into this panto in particular and suggested a nolan parker day out to go and shout “it’s behind you” and “oh no it isn’t” at some unsuspecting cast in a very british tradition. however, i have scuppered the plan. i’ve taken to going to a panto once a year for about the last 15 years, after i got given free tickets to see bobby davro in one a long time ago and loved it. some of them are better than others, some of them are ruder than others but all are good fun. we particularly like the ones at the birmingham hippodrome which are always more adult and risque. this year, however, the main star of birmingham’s for many years, john barrowman, has taken himself off into the jungle instead for some reason. the in-laws suggested that we take the small people to one this year. now i knew that birmingham would be a no go, and they live down south so we wanted something central. out of sheer fluke, we’ve ended up with tickets to aladdin, the show that phil and i have written into the book. so, when phil emailed the other day suggesting research, i had to say no as i was already going to see it somewhere else. he’s a bit put out. i think this one will be slightly different experience than the usual as we will be wrangling three fidgeting children and there are no b or c celebs in the one we have chosen. but i will be absorbing the plotline and performance for another reason this year. do i need to take my notebook? advertisements share this: share facebook email twitter print linkedin like this: like loading... 1 comment filed under candice , writing tagged as aladdin , john barrowman , nativity , panto by phil | november 21, 2018 · 10:15 am having the faith to put yourself in the book phil: last week, i wrote that i felt the need for a nice, readable story and thanks to my local library had picked up a brush with death by ali carter. i’m pleased to say it ticked the boxes perfectly. a pleasant read with a reasonably easy to follow plot that fitted my day. doing a little digging, apparently this fits into the “cozy crime” genre. think miss marple with a little less bite. the plot is simple enough, lord of the manor dies, the police decide it’s murder and artist susie mahl solves the crime. i guessed whodunit pretty early in the book, but this didn’t spoil things – in fact i wanted to see if i was right. i was, although the method i had settled on wasn’t quite correct. there are a couple of areas where the book stands out. first, we learn a great deal about the english upper classes. if i ever find myself called to stay for the weekend at a great country house, i will have a better understanding of the protocol thanks to this book. we learn that all houses tend to run to a timetable, and once you know this, you can plan your trips snooping around. stick to the rules, including not marrying anyone beneath your station, and everyone will get along swimmingly. my main fascination was with the lead character, susie mahl, herself. she’s an artist who has found painting dog portraits to be a lucrative job. handily, it sees her invited to many country seats for the weekend, you need to get to know the pooch to render them in paint. apparently, this pays enough to buy a house in sussex and a lot of very expensive luxury underwear. this detail is covered repeatedly. why? because art follows life. it turns out that ali carter paints pet portraits and likes luxury underwear . the most unusual aspect of susie though is that she is a fairly strict catholic. at one point she goes to mass and also hints at disproval of divorce. religion plays very little part in british novels, in fact i can’t think of a character who has expressed any interest in this direction. ok, we have bother cadfael and father brown, but they are monk and priest respectivly – it’s a massive part of their character. what i mean is we rarely see religion being part of a “normal” person’s life in this way. it’s odd that this should leap out at me. in america and many other parts of the world, religion is a massive part of many people’s lives. you very much wear it on your sleeve. politically, following the right flavour of god can be more important in the decisions a voter makes than a candidates policies or behaviour. despite this, i don’t reacall many modern day american novels showing the impact of belief on their character. my guess is that this is another area where author and character cross over. the interview i linked to above mentions a post-accident pilgrimage, but never explicitly mentions this being a religious one. that’s simply not how we do stuff in britian. the church of england is as inoffensive as possible and rarely do we have the zealots found in other branches of faith. ultimatly, “write what you know” is an oft trotted out maxim, and one ali carter appears to have taken to heart, with interesting results. susie mahl is a stand-out character and will easily carry the three-novel deal ms carter has landed. she’d probably make a good tv drama too, something for the sunday evening wind-down slot on bbc 1. however, i wonder if her faith will make the transition to the screen? share this: share facebook email twitter print linkedin like this: like loading... leave a comment filed under books , phil , writing tagged as book , books , characters , cozy crime , faith , plot , reading , religion , review , writing by phil | november 14, 2018 · 8:55 am tackling the reading pile – library to the rescue! phil: my slightly unconventional job often leaves me feeling i’m keeping lots of plates spinning at once. sometimes this is energising, sometimes i need to get my head somewhere else for a little break. reading a book is great for this, but it has to be the right book. my reading pile is growing, but nothing grabs me as the perfect candidate. watling street , the seabird’s cry and prisoners of geography have all come my way via my family and i’m assured they are excellent reads. from the enthusiastic descriptions and a quick look at the blub on the back of the cover, i think this is probably right. the only trouble is, they are fact-filled books. don’t get me wrong, i love learning stuff and if it’s well written, i’m a happy man, but, pummelling my brain with new knowledge isn’t what i needright now. candice passed me the 50:50 killer . the cover design tells me it’s not chick-lit, something confirmed by the synopsis on the jacket. it’s one of those gruesome police procedurals that she loves. hopefully, it’s not one of the really gruesome ones. i suspect she thinks i’m a little bit of a wuss as i avoid those. after the last one i decided we should only meet in public places… anyway, there’s nothing on the pile that will do the job, so while strolling back from the post office yesterday, i dropped into our local library and grabbed

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