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Pilchards, November 2018 - a funny picture-book about teasing, for children aged four and up, by myself and my lovely friend Mollie Macgregor-Kinnis. Now available from Amazon. |
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The Doubter's Mysteries, a cycle of sceptical Mystery Plays (plays based on Bible stories), 2018. |
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Dr Hairy and the QCQ, the third series of Dr Hairy videos, first published in 2017. |
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The Calamitous Tale of Mr Punch, a puppet-animation based on the traditional Punch and Judy story, first published in 2016. |
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Dr Hairy, Series 2, the second series of Dr Hairy videos, first published in 2014. |
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Gilgamesh, a puppet-animation based on the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh, first published in 2013. |
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Job's Comforters, a poem-video based on the Biblical Book of Job, first published in 2013. |
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And, Elizabeth Gaskell's novel North and South, abridged by the unusual method of leaving out all the important bits (2011). |
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Friday Morning at the Surgery, a video-poem with music, made in Macromedia Flash, based on a list of things said by the patients at the surgery where I work (2011). |
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London Churches, fiction/prose-poetry and pictures, based on a number of visits I made to churches in the City of London (2009-11). |
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The Puzzle Box, a magic-and-mystery story for children, with interactive elements (2008-9). |
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Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird, an animated, interactive version (using Macromedia Flash), of Wallace Stevens' famous modernist poem (2007). |
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Frog-o-Mighty, an animation in three parts, based on a game I played with my daughter Rachel using the ornaments on our living-room window-sill (2006). Two young chicks become embroiled in the machinations of an evil frog and his penguin sidekick. |
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An Unimportant Story, a non-linear story in four parts (2006). A father gets his daughter ready for school. The daughter invents a tale about a dragon and a goose. The mother fantasises about attracting other men, and worries that she might have cancer. An old man who lives across the road reminisces about someone he met in the British Library. |
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Banana Story, short animation (in Flash) based on an idea from my daughter Rachel (2005). A banana reads in the newspaper, to his horror, that monkeys eat bananas; and he sets off to find out for himself whether it's true. |
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Chicks, short animation (in Flash) based on another idea from my daughter Rachel (2005). A Welsh choir of chicks has its rehearsal disrupted by Big Chick's determination to sing a solo. |
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Linesland, short animation (in Flash) based on yet another idea from my daughter Rachel (2004). A nice game of noughts-and-crosses is disturbed by the unwelcome arrival of a Scribble Monster. |
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Flower Story, a story for children with pictures and animations (2003). A little girl gets turned into a flower by a wicked cat-lady. |