Lawyer & playwright. Honour Amongst Thieves (@H_A_T18). Otherwise, busily engaged in perfecting the art of constructive loafing & swimming in the sea.
Deal, Kent, England.
Joined May 2012
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Happy memories of the two successful runs of my play #HonourAmongstThieves @H_A_T18. Surbiton 2018 and Colchester 2021. Where next on my gazetteer of theatrical obscurity? #Theatre.
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'Ten Cents a Ride.' (1942) Louis Bouché is known as a painter of the American scene. In a 1962 New York Times review, the art critic Stuart Preston described him as 'an American realist who finds poetry, but not obvious poetry, in the commonplace.'
#MondayMorning 7.20am swim at @Deal_Town. Beneath atmospheric skies. Alone on the beach and in the water. Swim 299 of 2026. #SeaSwimming @coastmag @bbcsoutheast @BBCRadioKent @metoffice @StormHour @outdoor_swimmer @AtBarristers.
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«De pie allí, mirando los largos estantes repletos de libros, sentí que me relajaba y de repente estaba en paz».
Helene Hanff ✍️
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Best anecdote in Carol Thatcher's book about her father is when Sir Denis boarded a train at Paddington in which the only empty compartment was reserved for Rosewood Psychiatric Hospital.
Denis travelled alone and in comfort as far as Reading when "all these chaps piled in", accompanied by a male nurse, who counted them before the train moved off.
'One, two, three, four ... who are you?"
"I'm the Prime Minister's husband."
"Six, seven, eight, nine..."
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"The most important sentence in a book is the first sentence. Everything follows from it. The first words have to stop the reader in his tracks and tell him that he's in a different place now, that he's entered the world of the book."
Paul Auster
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An oldie but a goodie. In 1968 a bunch of entitled hippy bastards sent a letter detailing their specious demands to the Warden and Fellows of Wadham College, Oxford. This was their letter of reply, which speaks to how far the academy has since fallen.
