Lost in its wild vegetation and pondlife, you can easily dream of a better world
Author: Billy Mann
Rant: Second spike will puncture presumptions
Sympathy of poorly performing politicians is running out
Diary: July 2020
Includes: Gothic horror, a slip-up with the Nuclear Trigger, and a drunken duck on the loose
Diary: 29-31 July
Discarded face masks and rubber gloves will be neatly preserved as fossils in the geological record
Drabble: Dog-collared
It was the smell… the mothball stench of the clergy that got to him
Blog review: My Life As A Piece Of String
There is so much not to like about it, and yet...
Art: my weekly appointment with failure
The sessions have become an exercise in self-inflicted humiliation
Drabble: He Tried To Act
There he was, trying to look like he gave a toss about Casear
Drabble: BME
What kind of love did they share? What made them strong?
Artwork Archive: Sharing in Deep Space
It is a dark world occupied by words and icons
Diary: 26-28 July
'She pedalled furiously with a dead and rigid Lulu in her pannier'
Video: The thread is my paint
‘The mouth was wrong. The hair was, too, and the nose. Those ears are a disgrace’
Artwork Archive: The Moon
I thought Tony would enjoy the idea of an astronaut discovering a dog on the Moon having a crap
Diary: 22-25 July
'In the back of a cupboard we found an old Sony Discman, which still works perfectly'
Masculinity & Me: A photography workshop
'What does your photo say about you and your relationship to masculinity?'
Diary: July 19-21
'In Parsons Green we heard two sisters compare the number of marriage proposals they'd had'
Picture: First Meal Out
At the 'Sloaney Pony'
Artwork Archive: Stephen Fry’s Ever Expanding Brain
'His head seemed to be growing taller and taller'
Diary: July 16-18
'He is originally from Australia and anally incontinent in front of a camera'
Diary: July 12-15
'Rishi is greasing a comfortable path to Boris's job'



















