Adventures in the Small Screen Trade

Farewell, My Lovely Novel

Pro tip #1: fiction writing is not for the thin skinned or the avaricious. Pro tip #2: as you'll note in any bookstore, talent isn't mandatory. In this podcast (psst: you can fast forward through the sudden bouts of sobbing) I outline my adventures in the novel writing trade.

The Shadow Knows

Playing "The Shadow" in a radio serial hasn't prepared Orson Welles for tackling crime in a real life melodrama. [The story is fictional but it includes some scattered facts]. Written and read by Greg Flynn.

The Price

Hong Kong. 1960s. The Colony's most expensive (and best) private investigator is hired by some rather dodgy types. Written and read by Greg Flynn.

Adventures in the Small Screen Trade

Can't handle rejection in the workplace? Then perhaps a career in showbiz isn't for you. Before I scored a job as a scriptwriter in a Sydney film studio - tapping out screenplays for children's movies - I had a humiliating stint scribbling dialogue for a TV soap opera. The experience is captured in this cathartic podcast. The names have been changed to protect the guilty. [Written and read by Greg Flynn.]

The Ripped Bodice

Mr Wolf presents "The Ripped Bodice", a modern fairy tale (well, modern if you view the Austen-tatious Georgian period as such. But let's not quibble).  Written and read by Greg Flynn.