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Gareth Roberts, author of Gay Shame ’Hilarious, horrifying and deliciously perverse’ Christina Dalcher, author of Vox ‘Simon Edge is Britain’s leading exponent of Horatian satire’ Helen Dale ‘Another richly enjoyable, rapier-sharp lampoon of cancel culture, witch hunts and the madness of crowds
Mar 2, 2012 · Lacking such convenient tech, Gareth Roberts has had to rely on various drafts of the scripts to put himself inside Adams's skull, so as to divine his intentions. Knocked out in three days, the ...
Apr 1, 2024 · Wrong, argues Gareth Roberts. Homophobia is making a major comeback under the guise of the ideology of 'gender identity'. The enforcers of this new creed insist that attraction to people of the same sex is 'hateful'. They argue that effeminate men and butch women can't just be gay, but must 'really' be trans. Worse, this ideology has colonised ...
Mar 27, 2012 · Piercing that bubble, and living up to the memory of scriptwriter Douglas Adams was never going to be easy, but if anyone is up to the challenge, it’s Gareth Roberts, writer of Matt Smith’s The Lodger and Closing Time episodes (amongst other nu-Who stories).
Russell T Davies co-wrote the episode with Gareth Roberts, the first credited writing partnership for the show since its 2005 revival. "Planet of the Dead" was a departure from Roberts' usual stories—Roberts had previously only written pseudo-historical stories—and instead consisted of wild science fiction elements from his literary career ...
Sep 5, 2017 · — Gareth Roberts (@OldRoberts953) September 4, 2017 While he seems to have removed the original, offensive tweet, this one about the “rainbow people” remains on his feed. Because yes, poor ...
The name of the Carrionites derives from screenwriter Gareth Roberts' own New Adventures novel, Zamper (1995), which refers to a slug-like race known as "arrionites". Roberts has said, "I always thought it was a nice word, and I was thinking of the witches as carrion creatures, so I bunged a C in front of it".
