Substack on the Edge of Brighton
James WalshMusings from the alternative younder via @jamesofwalsh, a man who sometimes lives in Brighton
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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I feel all the “WoooOOOooo, October is the spookiest month?” questions have already been answers by my “WoooOOOooo! October is the spookiest month” T-shirt
Guys it’s October. This is the spookiest month, the time when all the ghosts and witches and - I guess - werewolves all emerge from the ether and make things scarier than usual?
I sent you a postcard from Berlin of a fat man eating a sausage
It was nine days’ (ish) cycling to make it to Berlin. My stay here has been beautiful, if exceptionally brief. Tonight I return to England, via clunking night train and hulking ferry.
Indie Brighton Listings: 5th - 11th September 2024
Hello! After this week, I’m going to move the Indie Brighton listings over to its own dedicated newsletter page.
Everyone on the train is trying to buy Oasis tickets apart from me
Hello! Overwhelmed by the donations received for my Berlin cycle thus far. Thank you. I leave on Sunday, and shall be providing regular updates on my progress (or otherwise).
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I write about books, music, comedy, art, travel, Brighton, and overheard conversations in saunas.
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