Articles by Peter Etherington
I come from South Yorkshire and after attending university in Leicester and Huddersfield, I lived in London for six years before coming to live in Leeds in 2003. I write short stories and radio plays, and I'm a founding member of the resurrected Leeds Savage Club. My other blogs are: mainlylowbrow.blogspot.com timecat.blogspot.com uandb.blogspot.com
Peter Etherington goes all decadent in his review of the fin de siècle masterpiece, Joris-Karl Huysman’s Against Nature.
Peter Etherington reviews the flawed but entertaining prequel to John Carpenter’s 1982 masterpiece, The Thing
West End comedy hit ‘Yes, Prime Minister’ comes to The Grand. How does it compare with the much-loved political satire of the eighties? Read Leeds Savage Club member Peter Etherington’s exposé.
Peter Etherington and Hannah Bisson of The Leeds Savage Club attended the 9th Fantastic Film Weekend at the National Media Museum, watching a dizzying array of sci-fi, horror and fantasy, from Psycho to Robocop, Faust to Three Cases of Murder.
