Morse - Lewis, Endeavour and Oxford edited by John Mair with Richard Lance Keeble and Heidi Boon Rickard
Morse is Oxford and Oxford is Morse. It has been since Endeavour Morse first burst onto TV screens worldwide in 1987.
There have been close to 100 episodes of the murder mystery series of Morse, Lewis and Endeavour. This comprehensive guide gives you a tour of the relevant locations but also a tour of
Colin Dexter and his mind plus an appraisal of Morse, the detective, from the former Chief Constable of his force. It is full of useful information, extracts from the series and maps of locations.
Format: Paperback
Content: 140 pages
Size: 171mm x 216mm
This book is an informative guide to Morse's creator, Colin Dexter: his writings, leisure activities, pub-goings and their place in the city.
A book that ticks all the boxes:
- Oxford - including landmarks seen on the TV series
- Morse
- Quotes: 'I don't think Lewis, I deduce. I only ever deduce.'
- Landmarks seen on the TV series
- Locator maps
If you come to Oxford and want to follow in Morse's footsteps you can take a
Morse Walking Tour with Heidi.
Published by
Bite-Sized Books Ltd
Morse - Lewis, Endeavour and Oxford edited by John Mair with Richard Lance Keeble and Heidi Boon Rickard Morse is Oxford and Oxford is Morse. It has been since Endeavour Morse first burst onto TV screens worldwide in 1987. There have been close to 100 episodes of the murder mystery series of Morse, Lewis and Endeavour. This comprehensive guide gives you a tour of the relevant locations but also a tour of Colin Dexter and his mind plus an appraisal of Morse, the detective, from the former Chief Constable of his force. It is full of useful information, extracts from the series and maps of locations. Format: Paperback Content: 140 pages Size: 171mm x 216mm This book is an informative guide to Morse's creator, Colin Dexter: his writings, leisure activities, pub-goings and their place in the city. A book that ticks all the boxes: