Monthly Archives: January 2005
Freed Briton reveals horrors of life inside Guantanamo Bay
I have an idea for a play. An articulate, middle class man from the UK travels to America to track down a former US soldier: a guard and torturer from Guantanamo Bay. He finds his former enemy living in poverty, … Continue reading
Bush’s Blog
I heard that Bush junior had a blog, well now I think I may have found his secret home page. I can’t give you any particulars quotes from it because it is all so fantastic. I can’t recommend it too … Continue reading
Swastika Armbands
I have worn a swastika armband. When I was a teenager I was determined to shock and upset as many people as I possibly could. I was a socialist (or maybe an anarchist) and I loathed racists but I borrowed … Continue reading
Printing printing Piezography
This is a such a great idea, I’m appalled that this is the first time I’ve ever read about it. You know how if you try a print a photo in black and white on your inket it always looks … Continue reading
This is London
One of the things I enjoy while walking to work along the Embankment is the steady stream of joggers who jostle past. They often get stuck behind pedestrians and usually try to keep up a kind of jogging movement despite … Continue reading
Boy Named Tsunami
I just got back from Port Blair in the Andaman Islands. One of the stories that turned up while I was out there was this one about the baby called Tsunami. The problem with covering this disaster was that there … Continue reading