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Edi Stark talks to award winning author and screenwriter, Neil Forsyth who created Ö÷²¥´óÐã Scotland’s much lauded black comedy drama Guilt. In a range of stories proving the point, he admits to good luck and unashamedly being a ‘chancer’ but says hard work counts most. It took four years for Guilt to reach the screen. Neil Forsyth also talks about how he used his imagination as far back as primary school, making up stories (including a pet chimpanzee) to make a fascinating life and how he started writing about Dundee United for fanzines when he was barely a teenager. His most famous creation is Bob Servant who hails from his native Broughty Ferry...memorably played by Brian Cox on radio and television.