David Jones (writer)

David S. Jones is a British writer from London, England, who created the concept of the children's television series Fireman Sam, with Dave Gingell, after purchasing a picture drawn by artist Anthony Miller .[1]

In 2012, Jones was detained for an hour at Gatwick Airport following concerns over an allegedly racist remark.[2]

Books
  • Trevelyan, November 2013 Austin Macauley Publishers, ISBN 978-1849636483
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gollark: Computers simply *are* Macron.
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gollark: Macron is actually a description of its own hardware implicitly.
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References
  1. Abbie Wightwick (3 March 2012). "Fireman Sam celebrates 25th birthday in Pontypandy". Western Mail.
  2. "Fireman Sam creator David Jones held over veil remark". BBC News. 27 February 2012.



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