George Markstein and the Prisoner

Roger Goodman

ISBN 10: 0992905400 / ISBN 13: 9780992905408

Published by Pandqmedia, 2014

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SLIP OF PAPER ATTACHED INSIDE FRONT OF BOOK WITH NAMES OF EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS AND SIGNED - ROGER GOODMAN, CATHERINE FRUMERMAN, RICK DAVY AND BRUCE FRUMERMAN.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: George Markstein and the Prisoner
• Publisher: Pandqmedia
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0992905400
• ISBN 13: 9780992905408
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: Fine
• Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket
• Signed: Signed by Author(s)

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Synopsis

"Very impressive - an essential purchase for Prisoner fans" - Steven Paul Davies, author of 'The Prisoner Handbook'. "Impressively researched and very informative." - Robert Fairclough, author of 'The Prisoner: The Official Companion to the Classic TV Series'. "Thoroughly enjoyed. Fascinating especially to have some more light shed on the mysterious Markstein. Beautifully presented too. Lovely item to have in my collection. Kudos to you!" - Rupert Booth, author of Patrick McGoohan's recent biography. "I learnt so much from your splendid Prisoner book and feel that the work really fills a gap in the literature on the series. I was particularly impressed at how you use evidence from different sources when considering the "for" and "against" perspectives on the various arguments. In a phrase: "informative, well balanced and nicely judged". It's also beautifully illustrated! My knowledge of 'The Prisoner' today would be significantly poorer without it." - Andrew K Shenton, author of 'Unique But Similar: The Prisoner Compared'. “I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Your interview with George Markstein was a revelation and brought him to life” – Leslie Glenn, author of ‘The Prisoner Interrogations’. "What an excellent piece of work. Extremely accomplished. The content is informative, original, gripping. As a work of reference it brings fresh information and it is an insightful portrait of the man." - David Barrie, founder Six of One, The Prisoner Appreciation Society. Why Portmeirion? Why Number 6? Why did he resign? These questions and more are all answered with correspondence from Markstein himself, the transcript of his only audience-participation interview, an "alternative" resolution to the series and several never before published photographs and memorabilia, all to set you on the trail of who created The Prisoner. The hardback edition is limited to 500 copies, individually numbered and signed by four of the contributors to the book. A5, 100 pages.