by scottmanleyhadley March 16, 2016 Number of comments0 Book Review By Grand Central Station I Sat Down And Wept by Elizabeth Smart I’m not at work, so I should be writing real prose, doing something creative, emailing pitches for articles through toContinue Reading
by scottmanleyhadley February 23, 2016 Number of comments0 Book Review Shaking Hands with Death by Terry Pratchett When I was young it was normal practice for supermarkets to fill the spaces around the tills – where peopleContinue Reading
by scottmanleyhadley March 7, 2015 2 Book Review Nausea by Jean-Paul Sartre Jean-Paul Sartre is another one of those hip, nihilistic-type novelists than whiney, depressive young men read in-between bouts of binge-drinkingContinue Reading
by scottmanleyhadley January 4, 2015 Number of comments0 Book Review Endgame by Samuel Beckett Like most pretentious teenagers who go on to study English Literature as an undergraduate then sink into an unhappy morassContinue Reading
by scottmanleyhadley February 27, 2014 Number of comments0 Musings Travel A Long Weekend in Italy: Naples, Pompeii and Capri Mount Vesuvius is big. It creaks over Naples from the southeast, with a threat made obvious by the fame ofContinue Reading
by scottmanleyhadley August 24, 2013 Number of comments0 Travel Scott Manley Hadley’s Palermo-st Excellent Adventure: Bad Bags, Bad Bank Cards and Caverns of Capuchin Corpses My last morning in Tunis was dedicated to finding myself a new bag, a new, large, bag in which toContinue Reading
by scottmanleyhadley July 14, 2013 2 Book Review The Plague by Albert Camus Albert Camus was (according to the blurb of this 1960s Penguin edition) active in the French resistance during the NaziContinue Reading