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M. J. Simpson

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M.J. Simpson
Simpson in 2005
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BornMike Simpson
United Kingdom
OccupationWriter, journalist, editor, author, critic
LanguageEnglish
GenreNonfiction, biography, journalism

Mike Simpson, professionally known as MJ Simpson, is a British author,[1][2] journalist, scriptwriter and occasional actor. He was deputy editor of the British science fiction magazine SFX from 1995 to 1998.[3] He was for several years an expert on the television writer and novelist Douglas Adams and his work.

Simpson wrote two books about Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide and was involved in running ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha, the official Hitchhiker's Guide appreciation society. In 2005, on the release of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy movie, Simpson closed down his website Planet Magrathea and gave up writing about the subject.

He is now an authority on modern British horror films, a subject on which he has written one book so far as well as a regular column '21st Century Frights' in Scream magazine.

Simpson's website about 'Cult movies and the people who make them' has been running continually since January 2002, initially at www.mjsimpson.co.uk (now defunct) and, since 2013, on Blogger.

In 2024 he appeared as a contestant on The 1% Club having reached the 1% question.

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  1. ^ Ferguson, Euan (16 March 2003). "Observer review: Hitchhiker by MJ Simpson". the Guardian.
  2. ^ TAYLOR, D. J. (2 March 2003). "Review: Hitchhiker, A Biography of Douglas Adams by M J Simpson". The Times.
  3. ^ Cohen, Dave (23 January 2019). "Rediscovered: The open spot still remembered 30 years on : Punching Up 2019". Chortle : The UK Comedy Guide. Retrieved 2 July 2020.

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