Category: Reviews
Quintessential Englishman: a review of Can’t Get You Out Of My Head by Adam Curtis
Fake News and False Reputations: a review of Ian Hislop’s Fake News: A True History
A Meditation on Mortality in the Garden of Earthly Delights
Discordianism
Compassion is the cure for the world’s ills
My famous friend – The Green Bard who upset Simon Cowell
Housing Benefit Hill: Sitting Target
The Bells of the Crown
The Trials of Arthur Revised Edition by CJ Stone and Arthur Pendragon
The Canterbury scene(zine) continued....
Random ramblings nearly 30 years further on from a Canterbury scene veteran
Colonel Despard’s Radical Comment
State and society in the era of globalization
Be-ing Nature
This blog will be a series of exercises that enable us to deepen our connection with ourselves and others by being in partnership with nature. On the first Monday of every month a new activity will be posted; however, in-between I welcome you as a group to share your experiences or any questions you may have.
The London Column
Reports from the life of a city, from 1951 to now, compiled by David Secombe
Frankie Green
Various writings on experiences of Women's Liberation, Gay Liberation and other political activism
a new nature blog
I write about politics, nature + the environment. Some posts are serious, some not. These are my views, I don't do any promotional stuff and these views are not being expressed for anyone who employs me.
GODS & RADICALS
A Site of Beautiful Resistance
Russell Cronin
single handedly
Consent Factory, Inc.
Manufacturing consent for private and public sector clients for over 250 years
How my heart sings
Mainly poetry illustrated by beautiful photographs and digital art
Ian Bone
Anarchist in the UK
The Bootstrap Expat
Creating a Richer Life One Moment and 13,000 Miles at a Time
Arthur Magazine
All-Ages Counterculture Since 2002
Kmflett's Blog
bloggings about beards, beer & socialism
Fear and Loathing in Great Britain
Borrowed from Hunter S. Thompson
The Idea of Glastonbury
a history of legends
Earthlings Magazine
Think about everything & question it all
Going Postal
Word on the Streets
Fierce Writing 