Audiobooks by John Fletcher

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Deep Six: A BBC Radio 4 full-cast spy thriller

A six-part radio spy thriller about an ex-SAS agent framed for murder and on the run Terry Prince is an ex-SAS professional occasionally hired by the Secret Services to do special 'jobs'. His latest mission seems straightforward enough: find and retrieve a top secret file, belonging to the Department of Internal Security, that has been leaked to a left-wing magazine. Arriving at the offices of Socialist Attack, he discovers the editor dead - and he himself suspected of murder. Falsely accused, he goes on the run from both the Internal Security Department and gangsters from London's underworld. But Terry's cover is blown, and he soon finds himself blackmailed by a mysterious organisation who threaten to turn him in unless he works for them. Heading to a remote country mansion in Oxford with his instructions, he prepares to do battle with whatever forces await him... Created by John Fletcher, whose writing credits include Bergerac, this gripping serial stars Freddie Lees as Terry, with John Abineri, Hubert Rees and Madeleine Cemm. Production credits Written by John Fletcher Directed by Brian Miller Cast Terry - Freddie Lees Thompson - John Abineri Fortescue - Hubert Rees Sturley/Georghiu - John Linstrum Sir James Simpson - Conrad Phillips Chris - Elwyn Johnson Linda Taylor - Madeleine Cemm Nick - Brett Usher Watson - Ray Handy Trader - Colin Starkey Keith - Rod Beacham Frank - Thomas Heathcote Josie - Hilda Schroder Hobson - David Sinclair Radio voice - Roger Leach Manny Silverman - Arnold Diamond First broadcast BBC Radio 4, 20 May-24 June 1984

John Fletcher (Author), Conrad Phillips, Freddie Lees, Hubert Rees, John Abineri, Madeleine Cemm (Narrator)

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Exercise Anytime & Anywhere: Ten Tips to Make Sure You Can Work Out Anywhere at Anytime

Ten tips Are gym memberships worth the money? If you're going to be training at home, can you get the same level of benefits from your training as you get from a gym? The answer is yes. This book will give you best ten tips to make sure you can work out anywhere at anytime.to make sure you can work out anywhere at anytime

John Fletcher (Author), John Fletcher (Narrator)

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The Ease of Exercise: 10 Highly Effective Low-Impact Exercise Tips

John Fletcher (Author), John Fletcher (Narrator)

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The Poetry of the 16th Century

The ships of Europe explore the globe. The Age of Mercantilism sets the stage for centuries to come. The Reformation is underway and scientific thinking begins to challenge the Church even as Nation falls upon Nation. In the Americas and Asia ancient empires clash. Cultures resonate and express themselves with the fruit of the Ottoman, Safavid, Moghul and Chinese expansion. In England the Elizabethan age of Shakespeare, Marlowe, Donne, Jonson and Spenser dawns. The English language begins to shape itself with wondrous verse and literature. A century where humanity interacts on a global scale. Consequences begin.

John Fletcher, Michael Drayton, William Fletcher (Author), Ghizela Rowe, Gideon Wagner, Richard Mitchley (Narrator)

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Tamburlaine Shadow Of God (BBC Radio 3 Drama On 3)

John Fletcher's BBC Radio 3 full-cast play explores the dramatic clash between three key historical figures: a warlord, a historian and a poet. Originally broadcast in Radio 3's 'Drama on 3' slot on 16 November 2008. As war swirls around them, three of the most important figures in the history of the Middle and Near East are brought together in fierce debate: how can a successful society be built, and what does it need to do to endure? The play draws together Tamburlaine, conqueror of the world, and two of his contemporaries: Ibn Khaldun, the world's first sociologist, and Hafez, the great Sufi mystic and poet. 'Tamburlaine: Shadow of God' is a blood-soaked history and a serious debate, exploring three very different views of the philosophy on which a successful society should be built, and the values it needs to espouse in order to endure. Jeffery Kissoon plays Tamburlaine, John Rowe plays Ibn Khaldun with Conleth Hill as Hafez. The cast also includes Jonathan Taffler, Inam Mirza, Stephen Critchlow, Dan Starkey, Donna Hughes, Chris Pavlo, Gunnar Cauthery and Robert Lonsdale. Directed by Marc Beeby.

John Fletcher (Author), A Full Cast, Conleth Hill, Jeffery Kissoon, John Rowe (Narrator)

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