David Schutte
David Schutte has published many radio scripts - notably all 62 of Anthony Buckeridge's Jennings scripts
which were originally written for and performed on the BBC Radio programme Children's Hour.
In 2008 he has published, in hardback, the scripts for the full serialisation of
Malcolm Saville's first children's book, Mystery at Witchend. This has been followed in 2009
by the appearance of the other two Lone Pine serials, Seven White Gates and The Gay Dolphin Adventure.
The three books are hardbacks and and each has a full colour, wrap-around, dustwrapper by Val Biro.
The books are available at £21.50. plus postage.
The first 100 of the trade editions have been signed by Val Biro and by David Schutte and cost £25 each - plus postage.
Orders may be placed now.
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Val Biro's cover
for the BBc Scripts
David Schutte 2008
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Full details of the books are on the respective titles' pages.
Click on the images to 'open up' and enlarge.
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For a short while - until all are sold - there are Limited edition prints of Val Biro's paintings
for the dustwrappers - without the lettering added for printing - size 16 inches by 11 inches and
signed by the artist. There are only 30 of each of these prints.
Price: £45 each - or £100 for a set of three.
Contact details are as follows:
David Schutte
119 Sussex Road,
Petersfield,
Hampshire
GU31 4LB
Tel: 0170 269115
website http://davidschutte.co.uk
It was David's knowledge of BBC Radio's Children's Hour which led me to contact him over the chronic puzzle of
how many serials had been made from Malcolm Saville's books. I was delighted to find that his
knowledge was up to the task and his rapid response solved one of the longest running puzzles about
Saville !
The full tale, and resolution, is told in the first edition of The Wise Owl newsletter - which can be downloaded from this site - or obtained by post.
This page is part of the Malcolm Saville Centenary Website.
To enter this site by the front door, click here.
Illustrations copyright the artist and the respective Publishers
Text copyright John Allsup
Created February 2008
updated Dec 2009
