BLOOD ON SATAN’S CLAW

Or, The Devil’s Skin

ROBERT WYNNE-SIMMONS

An illustrated novelisation of the cult folk horror film, penned by its original screenwriter

Fifty years after the release of the cult folk horror film Blood on Satan’s Claw comes the first official novelisation: a compelling and frightening retelling of the fate of unfortunate villagers sacrificed by their own children as devil worship infiltrates their rural existence.

Written by the film’s original screenwriter, Robert WynneSimmons, and featuring haunting new illustrations by Richard Wells, it is an atmospheric and defining cult classic in the making.

Title: Blood on Satan’s Claw

Pub date: 05/10/2023

Format: Paperback

Price: £12.99

ISBN: 978-1-80018-276-9

Rights: World/Audio

Fiction

Robert Wynne-Simmons is an award-winning British composer, film director and screenwriter whose credits include Blood on Satan’s Claw, Double Piquet, The Outcasts, The Book Tower, Scherzo, The Deluge and Kurtz. Robert’s art, whether it be in music, film direction, writing or theatre, is intended to give to its audience the inspiration to think in new ways.

20 Goto 10

10101001 Facts About Retro Computers STEVEN GOODWIN

An interactive book of numbers that explores the many facets of retro computers

20 GOTO 10 is the ultimate numerical guide to retro computing, full of forgotten geek lore and incredible facts, including the mysterious numbers which disabled the break key and why a single digit might require seven bytes of memory.

Focusing on the golden age of old computers and the retro games and consoles of the 1908s and 90s, it dives deep into the hardware, software and social history of the era – showing how they’re all linked through numbers.

Title: 20 GOTO 10

Pub date: 19/10/2023

Format: Paperback

Price: £12.99

ISBN: 978-1-80018-274-5

Rights: World/Audio/TV & Film

NON-FICTION

Steven Goodwin has been involved in computing, science and technology from an early age. He has been a developer, CTO and system architect for companies large and small. As an industry thoughtleader he has written articles for a wide range of publications as well as five books, and has worked as a start-up consultant, keynote speaker and mentor.

LIVE! Why We Go Out ROBERT ELMS

A ringside seat celebration of gig culture and live music by BBC Radio London’s Robert Elms

In 1972 when Robert Elms was 13 years old, he saw The Jackson 5 play live. At some point during the performance, he describes experiencing three minutes of ‘divine delirium’. Unbeknown to him then, this would set him off on a life-long pursuit for that same height of pleasure.

Live! is a memoir of a life lived through live music from pub rock to jazz funk, punk to country. Whether it’s a swooping bass or an unexpected cacophony midset, his anecdotes are immersive and fused with a nostalgia that proves why music really matters, and that there can never be anything quite like the live experience.

Title: Live!

Pub date: 19/10/2023

Format: Hardback

Price: £18.99

ISBN: 978-1-80018-282-0

Rights: World/Audio

NON-FICTION

Robert Elms is an English writer and broadcaster. He was a writer for The Face magazine in the 1980s and is currently known for his longrunning radio show on BBC Radio London which covers everything you need to know about London, from architecture to accents and great music. @RobertElms