Kate Lock

This definitive guide to the main characters who have appeared in EastEnders sicne the mid-1980s hopes to satisfy even the most fanatical EastEnders addicts desire for information about their favourite characters. This full colour dictionary of characters traces dirty deeds, relationships and a plethora of other occurrences. If you want to know answers to questions like why was Terry Raymond forced to give up drinking, when is Nick Cotton's birthday, whatever happened to the Tavernier family?, then this reference is all you need.

Your Ultimate Guide to Who's Who

Eastenders

Exeter University, 1981: When naive undergraduate Kate meets charismatic mature student Tim Franklin, recently released from prison on a life sentence, he takes her over completely. Their explosive affair, which began so passionately, ends in vicious emotional cruelty, but it's not until Tim dies that Kate discovers the extremes he was capable of. Twenty years on, she uncovers a trail of Machiavellian deception that leaves her questioning everything she once knew about the man - including her own role in the relationship.

Carrion Kisses

Hilda is blind, lives alone, and is visited by a carer once a week. Camelia is a young offender looking for her next mark. A surprising and curious relationship sparks into life between the two very different women, both of them searching for connection and purpose. Kate Lock's charming and insightful play traces the line between friendship and family, between a culture of entitlement and a culture of blame, and between two generations of women, both equally determined to get their own way. Russian Dolls won the 2015 Adrian Pagan Award, and premiered at King's Head Theatre, London, in 2016.

Russian Dolls

The True Story of One Woman's Mission to Go Green

Confessions of an Eco-shopper

'Hi. Name's Steve Owen. I own the E20 club just by the tube station. Been in the club business a while now, thought I'd test the waters around Walford, where I grew up. It wasn't a sentimental decision - I don't do sentiment in business, not my style. Mucks your head up. My love life? What of it? Don't get me wrong - I love women, but I like being the one in control. Have I ever been in love? Maybe once. But she's not around anymore. I don't really want to go into it. There is someone else though, Mel and me have had a good relationship over the years and it's something I want to take further. And if there's one thing that anyone should know about me, it's that I get what I want...' Since Steve Owen arrived on Albert Square he has been the centre of attention for both good and bad reasons. It didn't help his popularity when Matthew was sent down for the murder he'd committee. Now, he's rebuilding his life, a process made more difficult since Matthew extracted his revenge and his drugs problem. His relationships, his business and his mind have all been affected, but he is still one of the most dangerous men in Walford. This novelisation of Steve Owen's life in Albert Square will pro

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