The Library

Jean and I saw this film a few weeks ago, and both enjoyed it immensely. We both thought Gary Oldman splendid in the role. I couldn't remember seeing him in anything before, and when you see the actor in his natural state (I mean without make-up, NOT without clothes!) he looks nothing like Churchil...

Oh, okay--I really could only see the headline and first paragraph...

A not terribly gracious reminder in The Telegraph...

See you there!!!

I downloaded and read the essay on Sunday. Your review is spot on- there's hardly anything new there. And it's all rather clumsily written. If it had cost more than a couple of quid, I'd have considered it a waste of money. It has been issued as a paperback now, with illustrations. Somehow I got th...

Darren wrote: I picked this up via the Dennis Wheatley: Prince of Thriller Writers facebook page.

I didn't know about that, and have just applied to join!

It will surprise no-one that the Lymington edition has the exact same paragraph.

It will surprise no-one that the Lymington edition has the exact same paragraph.

This seemed a good place to put this item...

I don't know if DW will be mentioned in this book at all, but there's a new volume on Churchill and the Cabinet War Rooms:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking ... -world-war

Also if you check out Dennis Wheatley on kindle store (for example, via amazon) the front covers have been re-vamped with new designs. I went to look at these at the Kobo store (my e-reader), and quite liked them. Unfortunately, that abomination Natural Selection also shows up there. I took the opp...

And in a sense, new DW readers will have it better than those who read him in his prime... they will get to read the novels in proper chronological order, and follow the Duke as a young man desperately in love to a man who dies in heroic circumstances. I wonder if reading them that way would make i...

I see that Book Depository is now scheduling the Mercer DW audiobooks at $9.99 (USD). At that price, I am certainly going to get The Forbidden Territory, and see how I like it...

They are certainly very minor Wheatley. Still, I printed them out on a sheet of paper, and inserted it in my Lymington edition of Gunmen, Gallants and Ghosts. We shall see what else the newsletter brings our way...

Follow the below link and you will see the newsletter on the top right of the page, click on that, enter your email address and you will receive the stories via an email from Dominic Wheatley within a couple of days. http://www.bloomsbury.com/author/dennis-wheatley Wow, the number of hoops you have...

You can't say they're not promoting his stuff! $8.99 for three novels--it's never been this inexpensive. (I'd love to know how it's selling...)