It’s not my fault the past isn’t what it used to be.
‘I found something out about your past today and to be honest I’m quite shocked,’ says my eldest …
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Help! We’re being kept awake by our son’s invisible friends who live in the telly.
‘There are periods, sometimes stretching for days, when we’re not aware of a presence in the house at all. And then the sounds begin; furniture scratching across floors, items falling from shelves, glasses or cutlery going inexplicably missing.
Learn More →Introduction: “A Steak in our journey”
Introduction: “A steak in our journey”
It’s a Tuesday morning in July. Nat is at work. I’m not. She’s in a business meeting, thinking about budgets. I’m on the sofa, thinking about steak.
Learn More →Adrian Sturrock: ‘Apparently, while I’m stuck at home, everybody’s out phishing’
I’m sitting in my office at home when the phone rings. ‘… Good afternoon, sir, I’m phoning in relation to your recent accident.’ Me: ‘What? Oh my God! I’ve had an accident …?’ ‘… I’d just like to clarify a few details with you, if I may?’ Me: ‘Am I OK? I mean … I had […]
Learn More →Adrian Sturrock: For obvious reasons, I’m publishing this article on a Sunday.
There is a place called Hell in Norway. And every winter it freezes over. It’s a small village of only 1,589 people, which leads me to believe that all those threats I received at Sunday School as a child were mostly exaggeration, and that you have to do something pretty fucking extreme to be sent to Hell. To learn this […]
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