I have mentioned in a previous blog that Heddon Street, London W1, just off Regent Street, was the location for the photo-shoot that provided the cove...
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This blog is about a film in which we swap Pennsylvania for California. Unashamedly, indeed gleefully, riffing off Groundhog Day, the Bill Murray/Andi...
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Fiona Mozley was shortlisted for the Man Booker prize in 2017 for her first novel, Elmet. This is her second, the cover of which is shown on the home ...
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Today, April 6, is not just the first working day after the Easter holiday. It is the first day of the 2021-2 tax year. This blog, briefly, is about i...
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The UK went into the first coronavirus lockdown on March 23 last year, a little over 12 months ago. Hospitality venues opened up on July 4 (remember t...
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In a fiction blog in November 2015, I wrote about J. K. Rowling, creator of Harry Potter. Since writing the seven Potter books (ostensibly for kids!) ...
Read MoreMorphing from JKR into Robert Galbraith
We are in the middle of March, but since for many of us the prospect of a summer holiday abroad has been denied for approaching two years, it is small...
Read MoreSmoothing the wheels for travel to Greece (and elsewhere)
Juventus are the most popular football team in Italy. Also the most hated. They are, if you like, the Manchester United of Italian football. They are ...
Read MoreJuventus: the duplicitous dominators
I admit that coronavirus has come into play here. This film is from a DVD, a story about the late 1960s shot in the mid-1980s. Withnail and I (the co...
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