October 12, 2020
For the second time in his life Lonely was being driven to Revellers Green at high speed and in style. Celia had accelerated Gurkin’s Meowitzer
Her ravishingly coiffed face appears regularly on the covers of tabloids and magazines and is instantly recognized and admired by all in Catside.
The little town snuggles contentedly against the warm Esparrow Sea, protected from the cold winds that blow off the snow-capped Shipwoods to the east, splayed like a sleeping hound in the velvet darkness.
Peering through the barred porthole of his cell, Bronson watched Ruddegan striding down the jetty towards the main gate.
Rolph Flannegan still lives in the old red bricked building that housed the Alveridge County Orphange.
No one could predict how many days a Midsummer Madness Festival might last.
Queenstowner Ivan Clarke’s The Lonely Dog movie is back on track after hitting speed bumps, he says. Clarke’s co-authored Alveridgea & The Legend of the
Renowned Queenstown artist Ivan Clarke isn’t a big footy fan but he’s showing Rugby World Cup support through his Lonely Dog paintings. Read More about
A series of paintings featuring a lonesome-looking pooch have inspired a new CG-animated movie in development at Warner Bros. Variety reports that the rights to
A Queenstown artist’s creation is heading to the big screen following the announcement yesterday Warner Bros had acquired the screen rights to Alveridgea and the
Warner Bros. is turning a book of paintings done by artist Ivan Clarke into a CG-animated film, according to VARIETY. Clarke, a Queenstown artist, made
Warner Bros. has acquired screen rights to “The Lonely Dog,” a limited-edition book of paintings done by Queenstown artist Ivan Clarke. The studio will turn
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