In the winter 2022 edition of The Dickensian (No. 518, Vol. 118, Part 3, ISSN 0012-2440), published by The Dickens Fellowship, you can find my review of Majestica’s album A
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Curious London: Fleet Street and TempleCurious London: Fleet Street and Temple
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Strange tales from the River Thames: A walk along the SouthbankStrange tales from the River Thames: A walk along the Southbank
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Secret London: The mysterious area of ClerkenwellSecret London: The mysterious area of Clerkenwell
A Walk beyond Time and Place This walk leads you through the quirky area of Clerkenwell, one of the most mysterious parts of London. It has a rich history that
“Bah! Humbug!”- A Guide to the locations of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol”“Bah! Humbug!”- A Guide to the locations of Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol”
A Walk beyond Time and Place Christmas is near and we want to celebrate Charles Dickens’s “A Christmas Carol” (1843) by presenting you a Self-Guided Walk to the locations of
Let’s All Go Down The Strand – A walk through the West End from The Strand to Covent GardenLet’s All Go Down The Strand – A walk through the West End from The Strand to Covent Garden
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Review: MAJESTICA – A Christmas Carol (Music album)Review: MAJESTICA – A Christmas Carol (Music album)
On December 4th, 2020, the power metal band Majestica released their Christmas album “A Christmas Carol” on the label Nuclear Blast Records. The nine songs are a musical version of
Episode 02: Richard Jones | Topic: Jack the RipperEpisode 02: Richard Jones | Topic: Jack the Ripper
“Walking is the only way to approach London. You’ve got to get lost in London. Just spend a couple of days not knowing where you are going. Just set up
London: The Hardy Tree in the churchyard of St Pancras Old ChurchLondon: The Hardy Tree in the churchyard of St Pancras Old Church
Before Thomas Hardy became a novelist, he supervised the removal of the graveyard St Pancras Old Church in 1865, when the railway lines of St Pancras Station were laid through
Review: David Charnick – Death and the CityReview: David Charnick – Death and the City
“Death and the City” is a collection of twelve short stories by David Charnick. Each of them deals with the topic of death – well, more with the connection of