Potter on Potter. Edited by Graham Fuller (Softcover)
Published by Faber & Faber, 1993
First softcover printing
171 pages
8.5x5.5 inches
Essentially Near Fine condition. Some light shelf wear to cover but unread with tight spine.
Interview book with the British filmmaker, playwright and novelist in which he talks, with passionate erudition, disarming candor and acerbic wit, about the early influences that shaped him and led to his pioneering use of non-naturalism to his self-reflexive subversion of film and TV cliches, his controversial approach to sex, politics, religion and the double-edged puritanism of the English condition. The book presents a remarkable portrait of a man for whom writing is, first and foremost, a vocation.
Published by Faber & Faber, 1993
First softcover printing
171 pages
8.5x5.5 inches
Essentially Near Fine condition. Some light shelf wear to cover but unread with tight spine.
Interview book with the British filmmaker, playwright and novelist in which he talks, with passionate erudition, disarming candor and acerbic wit, about the early influences that shaped him and led to his pioneering use of non-naturalism to his self-reflexive subversion of film and TV cliches, his controversial approach to sex, politics, religion and the double-edged puritanism of the English condition. The book presents a remarkable portrait of a man for whom writing is, first and foremost, a vocation.
Published by Faber & Faber, 1993
First softcover printing
171 pages
8.5x5.5 inches
Essentially Near Fine condition. Some light shelf wear to cover but unread with tight spine.
Interview book with the British filmmaker, playwright and novelist in which he talks, with passionate erudition, disarming candor and acerbic wit, about the early influences that shaped him and led to his pioneering use of non-naturalism to his self-reflexive subversion of film and TV cliches, his controversial approach to sex, politics, religion and the double-edged puritanism of the English condition. The book presents a remarkable portrait of a man for whom writing is, first and foremost, a vocation.
