# Nicholas Fisk
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David Higginbottom (14 October 1923 – 10 May 2016), pen name nicholas fisk, was a British writer of science fiction books, mainly for children. His works include Grinny, You Remember Me, Space Hostages, and Trillions. He also wrote the Starstormers series of novels.Fisk died in May 2016 at the age of 92.
Episode 08 - Grinny by Nicholas Fisk
Our spooky October reading continues with guest Mark Steadman's childhood science fiction favourite: Grinny by Nicholas Fisk.
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Episode 59: Time Trap by Nicholas Fisk
Time Trap by Nicholas Fisk Show Notes Synopsis 01:37 // Themes 07:00 (time travel by hypnosis, portal fantasy, dystopian authority, tangled timelines, consensus reality) // Games 16:42 (generation ships, competing timelines, Sapphire and Steel, Event Horizon, Microscope, A Penny For My Thoughts, Ch…
Ep 3 - UNSW’s approach to instil and uphold integrity and quality in research and at the university
Professor Nicholas Fisk | Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), UNSW Sydney
Professor Nicholas Fisk discusses his passion for marrying clinical practice and research science and the importance of upholding quality and ethics within research that lead to robust findings that make a difference to socie…
Episode 17: A Rag, A Bone and A Hank of Hair
This month, Dave takes us back in time to the 1980s for Nicholas Fisk's A Rag, A Bone and A Hank of Hair, a sci-fi children's novel that proves beyond Annie's comprehension.
Many thanks, as ever, to Cambo for our theme music.
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Grinny and Monster Maker
Come on you noble lad! Be brave, be bionic!
This week we talked about Grinny and Monster Maker by Nicholas Fisk.
Audio clips are from a CBS Storybreak Special adaption of Grinny from 1988 and a Jim Henson Hour adaption of Monster Maker from 1989.
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S2 Episode1. Fear, love and a venture into the unknown.
Welcome to season 2 episode 1.
Love: Poem; I like you, you're cool.
Fear: Why did Nicholas Fisk scare me? (Correction- I call his book 'Remember Me' when really it's 'You remember me')
Unknown: Chapter three of Alvianna.
Links to things mentioned:
I Do Not Love Thee by Caroline Elizabeth Sa…
Haunted Generation: Lost Memories of the Uncanny 70s (with Bob Fischer)
Bob Fischer, creator of 'Haunted Generation,' joins us for a wide-ranging chat about Hauntology, and how ‘Haunted Generation’ feelings of an uncanny childhood differ around the world. We cover Arthur C Clarke’s Mysterious World and the how the paranormal was presented in the 70s. We cover memories …
47: Aspects of Orwell
D. J. Taylor, literary critic, novelist and Whitbread Prize-winning author of the definitive Orwell: The Life and its highly acclaimed sequel The New Life, and Masha Karp, Orwell scholar, former Russian features editor at the BBC World Service and author of George Orwell and Russia, join the Slight…
Grinny & You Remember Me! by Nicholas Fisk
Sam Leith, author of The Haunted Wood: A History of Childhood Reading, returns to Backlisted to discuss two novels by Nicholas Fisk, Grinny (1973) and its sequel, You Remember Me! (1984). Fisk's SF thrillers were tremendously popular with young readers during the 1970s and 1980s but his work is now…
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