Shoreditch Poems: ‘Apocalypse & Chill’
Another duvet day, Another stubbed out fag in an overcrowded ashtray, If my walls could talk they’d have...
Jamie Merrick
Shoreditch Poetry: ‘The Haggerston Tearoom’
The Haggerston Tearoom Is a curious place Where lonely old men Come To sit alone And feel less...
Shoreditch Poems: ‘The Witching Hour’
The Witching Hour While newly-weds are jungled in their beds and Camden’s randy mandem Slide into your DM’s...
Lesson One
‘Jai Guru Deva Om’ Phil needed to calm the fuck down. He had just wished a person a...
Smiley Chops
‘With bouncing souls’ Gareth was digging up his flat looking for opportunities to make some quick cash. He...
Happy Shopper
‘Clear history from the beginning of time’ Bonty went to the local offie in his lemon yellow sweatshirt....
Death of a F*ckboy
‘Mind the shards of broken hearts’ It was London’s ropiest single’s night, ‘Cupid’s Caboose’. A ball for the brokenhearted where...
Snatched Moments in Shoreditch: The Hired Laugh
Dickie Bowels has been a comedian for twenty years, working in all environments from pubs and clubs, up...
Snatched Moments in Shoreditch: The Bill Hilly Café
“A slight feeling of nausea, that’s all.” The first customer arrived. A grey businessman popping in before work...
Snatched Moments in Shoreditch: The Big Slup
“Let’s try the Big Daddy Bwark,” said Brian. Everybody in the restaurant gasped. Astonished whispers then rippled through...
Snatched Moments in Shoreditch: Synthetic Love on a Saturday Night
They stood at the bar like two sagging mattresses surveying the nightclub crowd. It was but one of...
Snatched Moments In Shoreditch: Behind the Wine-Stained Curtain
‘Legs or hotdogs?’ East London’s ‘old man’ pubs: where lonely old men come to sit alone and feel...
