Bøger af Iain Cameron Williams

BRIGHTON FOLLIES is a two-act musical with an original score. The story is based on a fictionalised account of the penultimate day of King George IV's residency at the Royal Pavilion in Brighton on March 6, 1827. Stage actress Marie Gold and socialite Maria Fitzherbert have one thing in common: they both loved George IV, a man who could never be theirs; Queen Caroline made sure of that.George IV still loves Maria Fitzherbert and wants to find a way to rekindle his romance with her. He calls upon a travelling mesmerist to come up with a solution. The mesmerist suggests a love potion. George hosts a banquet at the Royal Pavilion and invites Maria to attend. Will Maria succumb to the King's affections one last time?BRIGHTON FOLLIES captures the last encounters of their relationship, shown from a historical perspective of Brighton of the day.BRIGHTON FOLLIES is Iain Cameron Williams' unforgettable new musical.

The Empirical Observations of Algernon by Iain Cameron Williams is a journey into the everyday unknown and the everyday ordinary. Kooky, quirky, passionate, cool, and on occasions, provocative. The strength of the narrative comes, in essence, as much from the reader's soul as that of Algernon's. The writer, as a traveller, is as much a tourist as a documenter; the two go hand in hand. The Empirical Observations of Algernon [vol. I] - the first volume in an intended series of four - is six months into that journey and contains poetry, prose, observation, and photography. The writer visits America (New York, Long Island), Canada (Montreal), and various cities in England.'take a leaf ... any leaf, hold it close to your heart. tell a story to a stranger, only then will you reveal exactly who you are.'