"I like having a whack at things," he says, flicking his thumb on the wheel of his recalcitrant cigarette lighter. "The phone rings, somebody asks me to do something, and I say yes. I never really meant to do anything. I've never had any sense of career. I've just gone from one gig to the next. You don't get better at writing by not doing it. And it's still a compulsion for me."
Friday, September 10, 2004
Plater: I used to be cool
Matthew Sweet interviews Guild member and multi-talented writer, Alan Plater, in The Independent.
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