by Martin a. McNamara (Author)
Your Ever Loving 1974. The IRA bomb crowded pubs in Guildford and Woolwich. Press and public are outraged and angry. Convictions must be got. Parliament passes emergency legislation. Police get draconian powers to interrogate suspects. Paul Hill, 20, is the first man held under this new legislation. After seven days in Guildford Police Station, Hill has confessed to his role in three bombings and eight murders. Hill and his three co-accused will spend the next 15 years in prison until their convictions are quashed and they are freed. The case of the Guildford Four remains one of the biggest miscarriages of justice in British legal history. Your Ever Loving tells the story of Paul Hill's long incarceration using the letters he sent from prison to his mother and family.
Author Biography
Martin McNamara is a freelance writer, journalist and producer. His works has been produced at Soho Theatre, Brockley Jack, 503 Theatre, Theatre N16 and the ArtsSpace. A feature script is under option with Future Films USA. Martin was awarded the BBC Northern Ireland/Tony Doyle screenwriters bursary. He was a member of 2014's Royal Court writers group and part of the inaugural New Dramatists Club. He's written for many newspapers and publications, spent five years as a news producer with Associated Press Television News (APTN) and makes programmes for BBC Radio Four.