The first time, as a young writer or reader, when you discover short stories published in The New Yorker, and you know you’ve finally stumbled across the good shit.

When you realise all the greats have contributed at so...

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Shaun Wilson on Service

There’s a common misconception, especially in the South, that all Northern Men are bitter and grumpy, and that we generally sit around drinking too much tea.

This is not true.

But to prevent any members of the London elite from having the...

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You okay, Hun?

Starkly referencing a man’s cock in the opening of any piece of writing is bold.

Just the use of the word “cock.”

There. I did it again, and you winced a little, didn’t you? Maybe not physically, but mentally. A little.

The choice to unl...

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Sally O'Reilly on How to Be Animal: What It Means to Be Human

There is a scene in Beverly Hills Cop where Axel Foley (played by Eddie Murphy) is following a lead with an art dealer.

Before he can speak to the woman he’s come to see, he must converse with the assistant dealer, a strong-accented chap c...

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