I hope to be reviewing this. The publisher writes: SelfMadeHero are delighted to announce the UK release of RICKY ROUSE HAS A GUN, an action-packed comical satire on US-China cultural relations, written by London-based Jörg Tittel and illustrated by John Haggs. The book is published in paperback on 5th September, rrp £14.99 Madam Miaow says […]
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THE “OPERA FOR CHINATOWN” ART INSTALLATION, ON LIVERPOOL’S DUKE STREET, FEATURES PHOTOS OF THE OLD BOARDING HOUSE’S LONG FORGOTTEN RESIDENTS. My City Scope column for the South China Morning Post magazine 20th July 2014. City scope: Windows to the past Anna Chen in Liverpool Liverpool, home to the oldest Chinese community in Europe, is hosting
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Political satire in poetry still knocking around. Ian Hislop throws down the gauntlet in The Verse That Stings, his BBC Rado 4 programme on a literary hero of mine, Alexander Pope. (Yes, we did read him in Hackney.) The Private Eye editor and Armando Iannucci bemoan the lack of satirical poetry, so I’m getting mine
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Video of Cameron handing us to the corporations like fatted cattle. Cannibalised by Morlocks. Is everyone aware what the EU and US are planning to do? No TTIP Day of Action Saturday 12th July 2014 More info on https://www.facebook.com/events/231572717052962″>Facebook Behind closed doors, the EU and US are planning the biggest corporate power grab in a
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Just found this archive curiosity from years back, way before Apple OSX was twinkle in Steve Jobs’s eye. A pic of me with my band, The Snow Leopards. Madam Miaow says … visit Anna’s food blog here: http://annacheneats.blogspot.com/
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Actress Lucy Sheen asks what many of us are wondering. Is the media ready to accept East Asians as part of British diversity? So after a hopeful start to last week with the launch of Act For Change campaign, the broad acceptance from ITV and the BBC that quotas for BAME artists and creatives are
