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Paul Carr

Paul Carr has written 5 posts for The London Word
Paul came up with an early version of 'The Da Vinci Code' at the tender age of 12, and has yet to forgive his English teacher for her opinion that it was 'trite' and 'too far-fetched to engage the reader'. He has yet to see the benefits of the moral high ground. He eventually upped sticks from his native Ireland to the bright lights of London, where he dabbles in pubs, gigs and criticism. And puns. Many, many puns. He hopes that one day they will be funny...until this hallowed day comes about, he will stick to the criticism and reviews.

Aussie BBQ at Cargo

The female-dominated Bridezilla added to the festival spirit with a predominantly instrumental, Sigur-Ros inflected set

Why 6 Music Matters

The death of 6 Music would have greater repercussions than the silencing of weekend soundtracks across the land

Demi Monde

Demi-Monde is the third and final play of the ‘Desire and Destruction’ season by Love & Madness

The Sacred Made Real

A mixture of paintings and sculptures at the National Gallery, which starkly portray the visceral side of Catholicism

Pixies Are Back!

Pixies arrived at Brixton’s O2 Academy last night to begin a sold-out four-night residency

Journeys of a City Girl

Cath Millman
Londoner Cath Millman's travel blog takes us beyond the big smoke - read her blog

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