The Oxford of Inspector Morse and Lewis

A guide to Oxford, as shown through the cameras of the makers of the Inspector Morse series. This much-loved series used as its backdrop the "sweet city of dreaming spires," but revealed this ancient city in more than its traditional light. The celebrated university buildings are there, but as a setting for crimes committed by corrupt academics, the "Gown." The other side of Oxford was portrayed, the "Town" and the countryside around, with its equally devious criminals. Grappling with them, and with growing technology, was an old-fashioned improbable sleuth, modern only in his lack of deference for his superiors. This new edition, updated with new material to include locations for the recent production of "Lewis," is a must-read for all Morse lovers, as well as providing much to interest and inspire locals and tourists alike.

ISBN:	9780752446219
Publisher:	The History Press
Imprint:	Tempus
Published date:	26 Dec 2008
DEWEY:	791.450250942574
DEWEY edition:	22
Language:	English
Number of pages:	188
Weight:	330g
Height:	224mm
Width:	126mm
Spine width:	12mm

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