London TV starts this week with the revelation that the new series from Mark Gatiss, Bookish, about a bookseller who solves murders by reading, will air on PBS in the U.S.
The latest A Ghost Story for Christmas installment, Woman of Stone, feels like a product of modern horror. Despite noble ambitions and a pleasant slice of Victorian terror, it doesn’t endure in the recesses of our speculative, anxious imagination.
Wolf Hallreaches its inevitable conclusion, as Anne Boleyn fails to save herself, while Thomas Cromwell watches her fate, knowing one day it will most likely be his own.
In our penultimate episode of Wolf Hall, Cromwell changes the course of history twice, once when his desire to see Jane Seymour has unexpected consequences, and once when Henry VIII dies.
Mark Gatiss returns with another Ghost Story For Christmas, this time adapting and updating Edith Nesbit's Man-Sized in Marble, rechristened Woman of Stone.
