Peter Bach is a journalist who writes for CounterPunch and has also been featured in PLOS. His articles often focus on social and political issues, with a particular emphasis on London and Alkebulan (Africa). Peter's writing offers a unique perspective on current events and cultural phenomena.
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Cap Gris-Nez seen from Spot Satellite. Image Source: Cnes – Spot Image – CC BY-SA 3.0 News rolls in, news rolls out.
Otherwise England by Derek Boshier. There were two people whose recent passing gave pause for thought last week. Not least because they both knew London.
Detail from the album cover for Neil Young's Harvest Moon. The giant harvest moon in the London sky sent me scurrying back to Neil Young, though
A teenage boy last week was stabbed to death close to where we live here in south-east London.
Photo by Chris Buckwald I've always been interested in time tunnels. I should explain. The benefit of hindsight. The clarity of now from the knowledge of then.
London skyline at the Millennial Bridge. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. London, 4.44am. I used to catch minicabs to airports around this time.
Often the success of a painting today is measured in terms of how much it sells for and not how much it may or may not affect us. Everything we hold dear
Still from Betty Boop for President (1932). Betty Boop is not the only remarkable figure on show in Florida.
By: Peter Bach
Photograph Source: gnomonic – CC BY 2.0 An early love of poetry kicked in after listening to Bob Dylan and reading Wilfred Owen.
While the rest of the world realigns, the little reported super-fast 200mph peregrine falcon is once more king of the London skies.
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