Richard T. Kelly is Editor-in-Chief of Faber Finds, the Faber and Faber imprint devoted to rediscovering and re-issuing out of print and often forgotten literary masterpieces. He is also the author of three acclaimed ‘oral history’ books on film and film-makers for Faber: Alan Clarke (1998), The Name of This Book is Dogme 95 (2000), …
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Many words have been used to describe my e-published collection of short stories, The Bridge That Bunuel Built: bizarre, quirky, surreal, dark, weird, certifiable, brilliant (that wasn’t me who said that, but someone did, I promise!). Now we can add “free” to the list. That’s right. For a few days only this stylishly designed and …
I’ve just noticed that the Historical Novel Society has now put its reviews online, including reviews of two of my books. Not sure when they did it but last time I looked, they weren’t available online. Here they are, anyhow. Of The Cleansing Flames, the reviewer said: “While still fulfilling all the requirements of the …
Got my author copies yesterday. Which was nice. (Remember the Fast Show anyone?)