Cover image by Etienne Gilfillan
CATHI IN PAULINE BOTY, I AM THE SIXTIES
Cathi is featured in Mark Baxter and Vincent Rawding's documentary on the Queen of the Pop Artists PAULINE BOTY: I AM THE SIXTIES, screened on BBC4 on 1 March. The film is available to watch HERE.
LYDIA LUNCH TALKS TO CATHI ABOUT THE WAR IS NEVER OVER
From Sheffield Documentary Festival 2021, Lydia talks to Cathi about Beth B's documentary about her life's work, THE WAR IS NEVER OVER. Go HERE to view.
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CATHI, SYD MOORE AND MICK FINDLAY TALK WITCHES AND MURDER
AT CAMBRIDGE FESTIVAL
Cathi joins fellow crime writers Syd Moore and Mick Finlay to talk about some of the events in history that have inspired their books. Cathi will be talking about the Hagley Woods 'Bella in the Wych Elm' mysery that informed That Old Black Magic. Syd is an expert on the history of witches in Essex and author of the Essex Witch Museum mysteries. Mick (Associate Professor in Social Psychology, Anglia Ruskin University), is author of the Arrowood crime series set in Victorian London. After each author's talk there will be a Q&A.
If you were unable to attend or access the link on Saturday you can see the event again by following the link HERE
If you enjoy and want further reading, top indie retailer Nottingham Books is offering a three-for-two deal on our books HERE
If you were unable to attend or access the link on Saturday you can see the event again by following the link HERE
If you enjoy and want further reading, top indie retailer Nottingham Books is offering a three-for-two deal on our books HERE
WATCH HULL NOIR AGAIN!
If you were not able to attend HULL NOIR on 20 March 2021, all the panels and interviews, including Cathi talking about Bad Penny Blues and historical crime fiction with Ian McGuire, Laura Shepherd-Robinson and chair Rhiannon Ward are now up on their You Tube Channel HERE
Take a walk on the Humber side…
Take a walk on the Humber side…
CATHI IN THREE BOOK FRIDAY WITH ROD REYNOLDS, NICK QUANTRILL
AND NICK TRIPLOW
Cathi and Rod Reynolds Cathi Unsworth join HULL NOIR'S Nick Quantrill and Nick Triplow to choose the three books that have most influenced them as writers and readers and discuss what makes them must-reads. TUNE IN HERE
CATHI INTERVIEWS CARDIACS
WILLIAM D DRAKE FOR
BARNES FILM FESTIVAL
For an exclusive screening of All That Glitters is a Maresnest for the 2021 Barnes Film Festival, Cathi interviewed WILLIAM D DRAKE about his memories of being in the band when the original footage was shot at Salisbury Arts Centre in July 1990. Anyone unable to get into the screening on Sunday 20 June can now view the film we made with Ashley Jones HERE
The Culture Show - BBC2 April 2011
In April 2011 Cathi joined Mark Kermode on BBC2's The Culture Show to share her thoughts about the worlds created in L.A Noire the latest epic video game from Rockstar Games.
Running time 2.50
Running time 2.50
Bokprogrammet - NHK 2 Spring 2011
In Spring 2011 Bokprogrammet broadcast on NRK 2, Norway's state TV network visited Cathi at home and in some of her favourite haunts in Notting Hill, London to talk to her about the influence of the punk movement on her life and work. (In both Norwegian and English).
Running time 8.03
Running time 8.03
Cathi Unsworth in Vox 'n' Roll
On a weekend in July 2006, more than 20 established writers read their work to an audience of rock 'n' roll fans as part of the Latitude Rock Festival in Suffolk, England.
Along with Lydia Lunch, Toby Litt and Matt Thorne, Cathi Unsworth was interviewed by Jay Clifton on the relationship between rock 'n' roll and literature. The completed interviews make up Rupert Noble's film Vox 'n' Roll and we are grateful for Rupert and Jay's kind permission to use this edited version of their film.
In the film Cathi reads from The Not Knowing and answers the following questions.
1. Literature or rock 'n' roll - which got you first?
2. Can a reading match a rock performance?
3. Do rock fans read?
4. What is a "rock 'n' roll writer"?
5. Worst example of a band or singer with literary aspirations?
Running time: 8.34
For more on Rupert Noble please visit: www.rupertnoble.com
For more on Jay Clifton's Hammett Story Agency please visit: myspace.com/hammettstoryagency
Along with Lydia Lunch, Toby Litt and Matt Thorne, Cathi Unsworth was interviewed by Jay Clifton on the relationship between rock 'n' roll and literature. The completed interviews make up Rupert Noble's film Vox 'n' Roll and we are grateful for Rupert and Jay's kind permission to use this edited version of their film.
In the film Cathi reads from The Not Knowing and answers the following questions.
1. Literature or rock 'n' roll - which got you first?
2. Can a reading match a rock performance?
3. Do rock fans read?
4. What is a "rock 'n' roll writer"?
5. Worst example of a band or singer with literary aspirations?
Running time: 8.34
For more on Rupert Noble please visit: www.rupertnoble.com
For more on Jay Clifton's Hammett Story Agency please visit: myspace.com/hammettstoryagency
London Noir feature BBC London News
Cathi talks about editing 'London Noir' a compilation of short crime stories by Stewart Home, Barry Adamson, Michael Ward, Joe McNally, Ken Bruen and more. She is interviewed by Brenda Emanus.
Running time: 2.26
Running time: 2.26