Monthly Archives: October 2013

Early Autumn – concupiscence and clichés

Posted on October 19, 2013 by Francis Pryor

I suppose it’s inevitable, as more and more of the population moves indoors and experiences reality through digital media, that everything we take for granted now, will eventually become labelled and branded. So autumn is increasingly becoming the season of … Continue reading →

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CADS and Unbounders

Posted on October 12, 2013 by Francis Pryor

Oh dear these clever titles are becoming addictive. For those younger than sixty, the title of this post is a clever/terrible (delete as applicable) pun on the Edwardian London Gentlemen’s Club-land saying: ‘I say, old chap you’re behaving like a … Continue reading →

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Mind the Gap!

Posted on October 8, 2013 by Francis Pryor

I do apologise for the month-long gap since my last blog post – and also for the terrible title of this one, which will, I’m afraid, be a bit of a catch-up and hotchpotch. But so what, we do hotchpotches … Continue reading →

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