This sounds utterly brilliant. Can’t wait.

I thought it stood up well. There’s a hilarious scene where the kids are suddenly a good year older but that aside it captures Bradbury’s unique mix of nostalgia and chills. Pryce is, of course, wonderful. I would have liked to have seen Clayton’s darker cut but what’s here is still very good.

I subbed this piece!

Good news. Sorry to hear you’re “in the arena of the unwell” but fingers crossed for you.

Hope you had fun. By coincidence had a lovely lunch with recently acquired friends today, though nearly 50 years ago they were both teachers at my primary. He in fact was a probationer when he taught me.

Thank you. Lovely to see you again and to once again spool through your book and music choices. Consider them all ticked. Nice to see the grandson visiting you too. He’s getting big!

Grieving parents, 1970s rural Yorkshire, folk horror, perhaps a ghost. Very atmospheric.

Hello! Thanks for the tip. Looking here for you and Allan (my much-missed Twitter chum).