Reality Bites

by Alex Davis (Editor), Janet Edwards (With), Gav Thorpe (With)

REALITY BITES BLURB Knightwatch TV presents Reality Bites Reality TV as you've never seen it before! Join us for this new six-part series that reinvents reality TV and asks the just how real is it, and just how close are reality and fiction getting? Episode 1: Tribe Test by Simon Clark Time travel has been used to change the world forever – why shouldn't it bring something new to our airwaves? See how present-day reality stars fit into life in the Bronze Age! Episode 2: Dead Right by Janet Edwards When Arthur Banks approaches a leading ghost hunter programme with his incredible ghost scanner, ratings begin to climb through the roof. But does the scanner really work – and what secrets might it unveil? Episode 3: End Transmission by Gav Thorpe A hardened group of mercenaries embark on a dangerous mission in the heart of the jungle. Their target is clear – yet their aim is less so... Episode 4: Wormwood by Chris Amies A host of washed-up celebrities. An abandoned mental asylum. A feast of food and drink. All the components for an unnerving night of Reality TV – but this night will surpass all expectations of terror. Episode 5: Day 34 by Simon Kurt Unsworth While the housemates sleep, devoted Reality TV fans watch through the night. But they're going to see something they never expected – because something else is watching too... Episode 6: I, Ross, Take Thee, Rachel by Philip Palmer Ready for a television first? Follow Billy Wilson up close and personal as he builds up to committing suicide, live and exclusive!

114 pages, Paperback

First published March 14, 2015

About the author

Alex Davis is an author, editor, publisher, creative writing tutor and events organiser based in Derby.

His debut novel, THE LAST WAR, is out in July from Tickety Boo Press and is the first in a science-fiction trilogy following the aliens of the Noukari.

He is co-ordinator for Derby's annual Edge-Lit event – running this year on the 11th July – and also part of the management committee for this year's Derby Book Festival.

He also runs Boo Books, Derby's independent press, aiming to promote regional talent along internationally known authors. Their latest release is The Electric, available in paperback for the first time. For more information, visit http://boobooks.net/

Reviews

[Paul Fletcher · Rating 4 out of 5]

Worth reading for the Simon Clark and Janet Edwards stories.