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Strange Exits from HastingsA Cornucopia of Bizarre Deaths and Unsolved Murders By Helena Wojtczak£10: Review by Elly Gibson What comes to mind when you think about Hastings? The famous…
HIP READ: Murmur
By Will Eaves Published by CB Editions, 2018 Review by Howard Colyer “One day ladies will take their computers for walks in the park and tell each other, My little computer…
HIP READ: The Age of Light
By Whitney ScharerPicador (hardcover, pp 320) Lee Miller occupies a place in the pantheon of great photographers alongside Henri Cartier-Bresson, Margaret Bourke-White and Robert Capa. She’s now the focus of…
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The Enemy Within: A Tale of Muslim Britain By Sayeeda Warsi (Revised Edition) Penguin Books, £ Review by Paul Hunt Do you know how many Muslims live within Hastings Borough? …
HIP READ: Our Friends in Berlin By Anthony Quinn
Was there a Nazi fifth column in Hastings during the war which met in ‘a pub at the far corner of Warrior Square’? There certainly is in Anthony Quinn’s latest…
HIP READ – Paper And Ink #13
Tales From The Bar Side Hastings’ own local literary zine has just published its thirteenth issue. Paper And Ink has already achieved cult status in the national and international underground…
HIP READ – Coming Home For Good Personal Reflections On Homelessness By Roger Nuttall
Hastings self-published author Roger Nuttall is a nurse co-ordinator for Hastings Homeless Service. Coming Home For Good, as the back page blurb explains, charts his personal journey from teenage rebellion…
HIP READ: Quietly Occupied by Rose Miller
Artist, writer and long-time St Leonards resident Rose Miller has written a first novel set in Normandy under German military occupation in the Second World War. It chronicles the life…
HIP READ: Sussex Horrors
HIP READ Sussex Horrors By Jonathan Broughton, Mark Cassell & Rayne Hall Three Sussex authors…twelve horror stories. Long term Hastings resident Jonathan Broughton writes fantasy, horror, paranormal and urban stories. Two…
HIP READ – An Outlaw in the Making By John D Robinson
The Hastings community is often lauded for both the quality and quantity of its collective creativity. Many manifestations of this can be found writ large upon our streets and festival…