The Disruption
Andy Beckett, Roger Luckhurst
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From the publisher
The Disruption is an extended conversation between Andy Beckett (Pinochet In Piccadilly/ When The Lights Went Out) and Roger Luckhurst (The Invention of Telepathy/ The Corridor) about The Changes. Based on a Peter Dickinson trilogy, the 1975 BBC children's television series features militant sonics, lost children, wandering Sikhs, strange weather, witch trials, sentient lode-stones; it stimulates an expansive meditation on petronormativity, The Angry Brigade, radical exurbs, free festivals, and postcolonial pastoralism.
Risograph publication. Ninth title in Flugschriften series. 150 copies only. All copies come with a flexi disc of 'The Changes', a newly-composed theme for the show by The God In Hackney.