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Blog by Piers Thompson
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 The Meanstreets of Napoli - A new blog by Piers Thompson. He has lived in the area for many years and he is busy either promoting events (currently with the Thursdays at The Tabernacle) or Djing, or running RoughlerTV which descended from Roughler Magazine, a boho pubzine which chronicled Portobello Life in the 80s. Now he's writing a blog on the Source mag... we guess that yet again he's doing it for all the Hard Working Families out there in the West London wilderness who congregate in the local drinking joints for enlightened conversation, cheeky whispers and who search for meaning in life - no less.
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The Colon Diaries by Steve Graham
( 5 Articles )
 Dealing with a life threatening situation
A four part diary written by Steve Graham. Colourful language and very graphic... visceral even, in a way that engages our curiosity and provokes a shared sense of dread and vulnerability.' A real Tour de Force - this is an absolute must for everyone. (excerpt) It's ironic, I've spent 30 years working in the film business, a good deal of them as a camera man, and I'm lying here staring at a shot of the inside of my own arsehole.'...'Where did it all start? Believe it or not, Hollywood, LA LA land, the home of glistening sun kissed boulevards. Land of the stars, the world of make believe. But I was staring down a toilet, not a metaphoric toilet, a real one, in the Beverly Terrace Hotel, looking at my own shit.
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Hold Me Close, Tiny Mama - A blog by Lisa McGarry
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 Hold Me Close, Tiny Mama Confessions of a NW London-based yummy mummy A blog by Lisa McGarry who became a mum recently. Through it she will attempt to make sense of mama-dom, treading a path that so many have before, but putting her own unique spin cycle on it. It's a funny, topical and vivid chronicle with many surprises along the way. Lisa writes with humour and ease making it compulsory reading. From winter blues to happy holidays, from rubbish airports to grappling with public transport, from shoes and solids to everyday bittersweet realisations! Watch this space!
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