Authors
Josh Mcloughlin, Danielle Thom, The Fence, Gus Carter, Robbie Armstrong, Mark Blacklock, Michelle Taylor, Asad Raza, Josh Barrie, Róisín Lanigan, Caspar Salmon, Luke Kennard, Jade Angeles Fitton, Madeline Grant, Clive Martin, Jimmy McIntosh
Illustration
Linda Fynn
ISBN
978-04-93246-29-4
From this Issue
Josh Mcloughlin
The Definitive Guide to Scouseness
One of Southport’s own studies the tribes of Merseyside.
26 March 2023
Danielle Thom
A Postcard from Vesuvius
A brief look at the surprisingly complex history of the trinket trade.
18 April 2023
The Fence
Lib Dems Around the World
We proffer some brand solutions for Britain’s beleaguered third party.
18 April 2023
Gus Carter
A Snoozer’s Guide to London
A guide to the best places to nap in central London.
18 April 2023
The Fence
Final Acts
Here’s a lesser-spotted history of grand farewells from people who died doing what they loved: saying and/or doing strange things.
18 April 2023
Robbie Armstrong
Just the Tonic
Let's celebrate 2,000 years of drinking to feel better.
18 April 2023
Mark Blacklock
Taxi Cab Confessionals
On the trail of Brian Richard Martin, the Yorkshire businessman and paedophile who bought a school.
18 April 2023
Michelle Taylor
An American Tail
A story about a redoutable rodent (it’s not Ratatouille).
18 April 2023
The Fence
Severn’s Samurai
Fighting an army of angels with the scariest man in the world.
18 April 2023
The Fence
Comfort in Solitude
A sheath of curios from the country's favourite radio programme, Desert Island Discs.
18 April 2023
Asad Raza
From Rushdie with Love
A guide to making millions from your postcolonial trauma.
18 April 2023
Josh Barrie
Helter Skelter in Honiton
There are some crazy cats down in Devon.
18 April 2023
Róisín Lanigan
Las Babas del Diablo
Tracking down the young actor plastering his face all over Soho.
18 April 2023
Caspar Salmon
The Julian Fellowes Benevolent Fund
Our reporter examines the decline and fall of the UK film industry. (Sorry about all the italics.)
18 April 2023
Luke Kennard
Point and Click
A short story from Switzerland.
18 April 2023
Jade Angeles Fitton
Death of a Sellout
It’s very hard trying to keep it real.
23 May 2023
Madeline Grant
You’re Tearing Me Apart, Lisa
What do you do when Tommy Wiseau turns up outside your dorm room?
23 May 2023
Clive Martin
Fashion Beasts!
Lifting the lid on an industry that acts with zero accountability.
23 May 2023
Jimmy McIntosh
Something Is Rotten on the Street of Denmark
Outernet is one of the most controversial new buildings in central London. We sent our pints correspondent for an evening under its glaring great screens.
23 May 2023