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A great singer, a different song.
Peace, war and the emotional lives of men
“And if my version of equality was gleaned first through academia and later through life (I hate to think how horrible I was as a younger man) Pete’s was gleaned through raw experience and his capacity for introspection and self criticism that only occasionally became mawkish for both of us after multiple glasses of Whyte & Mackay.” Continue reading
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Burning the High Street
For many generations, since the end of the Second World War, the industrialised Western democracies have promoted a type of consumer-led capitalism that consistently advertises the importance of acquisition. Continue reading
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