Books by Matthew Lee

Television drama is frequently marginalised as a piece of fleeting popular culture rather than 'a more lasting art form'. The emergence of television studies has helped to question this mind-set. Innovative television drama can rival any field of the arts in terms of material worthy of critical exploration. This series of books focuses on 'outstanding' examples of British television dramas, centring on a single episode in an attempt to explain what makes both the episode in particular, and the series in general, remarkable. The social context, script, characters sets/locations, music, and direction are all focal points. This Classic British Television Drama (CBTD) series of books continues with an exploration of Man in a Suitcase's episode Day of Execution. Elements of Cold War espionage, American gumshoe, British thriller and 'Swinging' London combine in a series which is hard to define and was, arguably, ahead of its time.

Have you ever dreamed of traveling through time? Have you ever wanted to ride dinosaurs, to fight Romans, and to well....... travel? Timension is right up your street! When orphans, ten year old Isaac and his older sister Zoe, are kidnapped by two mysterious men and left for dead, they stumble upon a secret no-one has ever discovered before... time travel! They encounter a deadly Minotaur, a rabble of dangerous dinosaurs and a Time Lord. It's just the beginning of their adventures through time and dimension!