Previous Publications

This short introduction to Nordic management and business styles, addresses the following questions: what is typical for the Nordic business style? How do leadership and management styles differ in the Nordic countries? Why do conflicts arise when Nordic companies and organisations merge? And finally, what makes the ‘Nordic model’ so successful - according to The Economist, an inspiration to all European nations.

Bestselling UK title in the Lett’s 'Filmmakers' series. An insightful study into the work of David Lynch, one of the most influential and innovative film directors to emerge from independent US cinema in recent years. .

A study which draws on the traditions of narratology, film studies and cognitive psychology to explore the role of the viewer in experiencing on-screen narratives of film, television and computer. ' The most advanced theoretical work to emerge from Stockholm University’s Department of Cinema Studies...'
Prof Eric Hedling, SvD 1999.

"Informative, intelligent and fun to read... makes a strong case for the film writer, and rightly so, neglected as they have been by film history"
Carl-Johan de Geer, Chaplin 1993

Examines narrative structure in television, television genre, classic and serial forms of narrative. Of interest to students of television, cinema, media and popular culture.

A step by step guide to writing television situation comedy, this book is directed to writers, producers, directors, script editors and the discerning television viewer keen to know more about this most enduring of television genres.