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This final ever hard copy edition of One Eye Grey features terrifying trees, unusual souvenirs and frightening fast food. There is the story of a man who, quite literally, disappears up his own arse in Dalston, an ill starred wedding in Camberwell and a haunted juke box in Peckham. Some peculiar, locally sourced, food turns up in City Eateries and a tourist recycling initiative proves a hit near Tower Hill. |
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Lorelie at the lido, shape shifters in Shepherd's Bush, Queen Rats at Queenshythe are amongst the cast in this 21st century penny dreadful. Alongside them are pagan estate agents, a basilisk breeding programme in Rotherhithe and a whole series of odd disappearances and strange London happenings. |
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goose in Southwark is still a mere slip of a thing with sixty
eight pages packed with peculiar London stories of long dead
Parliamentarians, a terrifying sloaney pony, lewd fricatrix servicing
punters from beyond the grave, ghost films in haunted cinemas and,
perhaps most frightening of all, the dreaded LED which condemns the
sufferer to literally eat, sleep and breath London. |
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Out of orbital ties up all the loose ends as
it canters around London’s south east seaside resorts. Expect
tales of bizarre revenge, the dog slaughtering Queen of Hearts Cult,
good reasons for avoiding the meat course and events that will amaze at
Walton on the Naze where old friends reappear and everything ends on a
lonely beach. |
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Spectral Eskimo infants in Chelsea, Georgian era vigilantes whipping scantily clad city girls at West India Quay and a parallel London where Walworth is the home of the rich and famous whilst Primrose Hill is a by word for poverty and crime. Surely someone is having a giraffe or is it One Eye Grey back in time for Valentines to break hearts and deliver more stories from another London. |
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Disappearing
lovers, off licenses on the sites of ancient temples, birds who charge
tolls and those that stalk with the pigeon hordes. All this and a
couple of nasty trips underground. What more could you want from a bank
holiday weekend?
Magic you say? We’ll we’ve got that as well in this
edition
of One Eye Grey which, in contrast to all the anniversary celebrations
connected with Paris sixty eight, remains resolutely a London two and
eight. |
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Things aren’t too Pat Rice over at Highbury in the run up to the derby and in Brixton a chap finds that it is possible to get a little too PC with his girlfriend. There is a giant reptile stalking Walworth and shadow trading at the theatre by the river. A house of secrets in Lewisham gathers the non living boys (and girls) of New Cross whilst in Richmond there is a man whose words will steal your soul away. After all this do you really want to know about the goddess in Greenwich Park? One thing is certain you really don't want to look into the pram. |
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The smilers are coming and it's nothing to laugh about. Neither for that matter are were-carp in the Fleet, child swallowing goblins from Middlesex or the devil's boat afloat on the Thames. This bumper edition (feel the weight check out the size) also has scary sedan chairs, haunted prams, a man who becomes part of the street furniture and another you really shouldn't stare back at. What could this be but the latest One Eye Grey bringing a chill to the heat of a city summer. |
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Shocking
tales of skin shedding in Rotherhithe, cursed towers in Merton
to haunted parks in Cockfosters. We may have found the end of the
rainbow off the Dalston High Road and reveal the secrets of the Thames
Barrier. All this and you get inky fingers. |
