Kieron Connolly
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Commissioning Editor, Old Street Publishing @oldstpublishing Previously Bloomsbury, Mail on Sunday, Amber Books Author of THE HISTORY OF HOLLYWOOD and ABANDONED PLACES, among others. Editorial consultancy work at: kieronconnolly.com
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My book ABANDONED PLACES has been lightly updated and is republished today by Amber Books.

First published in 2016, it was featured on the front page of the Guardian and widely translated - German, French, Japanese, among others - as well as launching a whole series of Abandoned books.
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UK screenwriters: BBC Writers Room ‘Open Call’ submission for TV dramas window opens on Tuesday 5th November and closes midday on Tuesday 3rd December.

Who doesn’t love a bit of cracking drama? Here’s a prime opportunity to be among those making it.

More info here: www.bbc.co.uk/writers/oppo...
How to submit a script to us
Open Call is our system for receiving unsolicited original scripts.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Comedy = tragedy + time

Scarborough Fair = parsley, sage, rosemary + thyme
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Morning all.

Crown St, Gorbals, Glasgow 1970. Credit TSPL
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35 years ago, Germany was reunified.
German reunification celebrations in front of the Reichstag on 3 October 1990
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Good morning: here’s Bahnhof Zoo in 1983 🙌 #berlin
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DePalma about to sing ‘You Can Call Me Al’ whilst promoting Carlito’s Way with Al Pacino
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Tony Harrison RIP
I taught Long Distance, his beautiful & honest poem about bereavement to my students for decades.
Eventually, it provided consolation to me as well.
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Blackpool, 1981, photo by Chris Steele-Perkins.
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When kids ruled the streets.
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Killingworth, 1978.
Photo Chris Steele-Perkins
Kids on an incredibly huge winding chute which sits on a stone embankment on a housing estate. A block of flats sits at the top left.
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Students at the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre
Moscow, Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
Chris Steele-Perkins
1988
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Group of kids in Divis flats, West Belfast, 1978

📷Chris Steele Perkins
Photo of six children in various positions on a brick, terraced background. The oldest one, in the center, is resting on a road bicycle.
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desdelboy.bsky.social
Morning all.

Photograph by Chris Steele Perkins, Middlesbrough, Back alley 1976.
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West Belfast, Irlande du Nord, Royaume-Uni, 1978 - Chris Steele-Perkins, photographe britannique, membre de l'agence Magnum Photos.
#photographie
#ChrisSteele-Perkins
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Chris Steele-Perkins, 1947-2025
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RIP, Chris Steele Perkins, the great Magnum photographer. This image is from ‘The Troubles‘.
He was a contemporary of mine at Newcastle University, always had a camera with him
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RIP Chris Steele-Perkins, the man who shot the ultimate "What, me worry?" photo.