Posted: 30 May 2007, 18:33
Don't forget the First Commandment of this site:-
Thou shalt not bully Keith!
Thou shalt not bully Keith!
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Posted: 30 May 2007, 18:37
2. Thou shalt not interrupt Keith!
Posted: 30 May 2007, 18:48
Looking at a previous picture of your book collection, I'd be surprised if the dustmen would take 'em! 
Posted: 30 May 2007, 19:17
Oooooh you are cruel!!!! 
Posted: 31 May 2007, 19:13
Tony Summerfield wrote:The interviews will be going out on Sunday June 3rd at 7.15 on BBC Radio 4. The programme is called go4it and for those like yourself living outside the UK I am pretty sure you will be able to get it through their website if you follow the link.
I visited the website, and it is possible to listen to the programme online. You have to download the Real Player, and the programmes stay available for a week.
Posted: 31 May 2007, 19:25
I have just updated the News page on the main site. Radio Times, which is our guide to TV and Radio programmes for the coming week, has this to say - 'Barney Harwood examines the enduring appeal of Enid Blyton and asks if she has anything to say to children today'
I'm looking forward to hearing what you had to say Ming!
I'm looking forward to hearing what you had to say Ming!
Posted: 31 May 2007, 19:29
I'm afraid it was just a general interview Tony, and when they asked what was the highlight of the day for me, I said:Tony Summerfield wrote:I'm looking forward to hearing what you had to say Ming!
"Meeting so many people who I only knew previously over the Forums and emails; it was great to put names to faces..."
After a second or two:
"Or faces to names, whichever is the correct way round!"
It might have been the other way round, though.
Posted: 01 Jun 2007, 02:15
moonraker wrote:Looking at a previous picture of your book collection, I'd be surprised if the dustmen would take 'em!
Right, you wait. You're going to score a bit fat ZERO in the quiz!Actually, you're half-right about that old picture. All those paperbacks are gone now. I learned my lesson. I think you'd be more impressed with my collection these days -- mostly hardbacks with DJs.
Posted: 03 Jun 2007, 19:53
That's it, the world's officially gone mad! 
(WHY isn't there an annoyed smiley?!) I spoke a bit weirdly (nervousness!) and I almost cried with relief when it was over. It did seem pretty good..... BUT!!! - more than half of the interview was cut out. Including the 'names to faces/faces to names' part. 
Oh well. Forget it. Barbara and Imogen were great.
(WHY isn't there an annoyed smiley?!) I spoke a bit weirdly (nervousness!) and I almost cried with relief when it was over. It did seem pretty good..... BUT!!! - more than half of the interview was cut out. Including the 'names to faces/faces to names' part. Oh well. Forget it. Barbara and Imogen were great.