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Introduction Malcolm Hulke was a successful writer for radio, television and the theatre from the 1950s to the late 1970s. For television his work included episodes for Armchair Theatre, The Avengers, and Doctor Who, for which he is best remembered. My interest in Malcolm was sparked by coming across a pamphlet he wrote for Unity Theatre in the collection of the y. I already knew of him as a writer on Doctor Who and thought I would do some research on him, which was published as a guest post on the Lipstick Socialist blog in February 2013.

I then forgot about it until approached me in December 2014, wishing to publish the post as a pamphlet, so I revised and expanded the article, and this was published in January 2015. Malcolm was generally known by friends and family as Mac, so that’s what I will call him from now on in this post. Whilst it was known that Mac was a member of the (CPGB) for some time, I failed to find out anything substantial about his time in the party, despite my looking in all the obvious places: the Working Class Movement Library, the People’s History Museum, the Marx Memorial Library, the National Archives and the various histories of the CPGB. This surprised and puzzled me as the CPGB has been heavily researched and written about over the last 20 years or so. In September 2015 published an excellent article about Mac written by John Williams, who had managed to find out a good deal about Mac’s time in the party by examining his M15 file, which had been released into the National Archives in October 2014. John’s work has been invaluable in adding to what is known about Mac, and I would like to acknowledge my debt to him in preparing this revised and updated article. Early Life Mac was born on 21 November 1924.

Office For Mac 2011 Keygen Download For Mac. When he became known as a writer, he gave away very little about his personal life, except that he revealed that he was “illegitimate” (as it used to be called) in an article he wrote entitled “The stigma you can never escape” which appeared in The Observer on 14 October 1973. One day when I was 21 I decided to track down my father’s relatives to find out why my recently dead mother always told me never to go near them.