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Tag: east anglia bylines

Mr Punch’s dog

East Anglia Bylines logo

I tracked down Toby (a riotous East End paper named after Punch’s dog that got the authorities’ rag and landed its editor in prison)…a paper slated as ‘a disreputable and pestilential print’ and ‘a scandal to the country’ by the judge who would later try Oscar Wilde. Discover the extraordinary married couple behind the publication… Continue reading Mr Punch’s dog

Published 9 November 2025
Categorised as History, Uncategorized Tagged Can't think why, Dr James Morrison Orr, east anglia bylines, East End, East London Union for Advanced Education, Francis Parsons, General Post Office, GPO, Hackney Death Trap, Libel, Lord Justice Charles, Maidstone Assizes, Mile End Road, nervous debility, Pollie Parsons, Private Eye, STrike, Toby

In the news…

In the past I’ve dabbled in journalism and I recently took up the gauntlet again for the Bylines network. Here’s a piece on the folk duo Megson’s latest project ‘the Herald’ and something on the Greenbelt Festival as it turns fifty.

Published 7 September 2023
Categorised as News, Uncategorized Tagged bedford, Central bylines, east anglia bylines, Greenbelt, megson, northamptonshire, the herald

Putting words into people’s mouths

How far is it possible to throw your voice? Catch Aiden Baker’s interview with me for East-Anglia Bylines about how unsettled a small settlement can be, patterns, borders and my attempts at ventriloquism across the centuries. Lots of things are going on under the surface….

Published 21 April 2023
Categorised as News, Uncategorized Tagged aiden baker, east anglia bylines
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