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Amelia Abraham

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Writer/ editor. Sometimes @guardian @BritishVogue @dazed etc. Author of Queer Intentions (Picador), and We Can Do Better Than This (Vintage)
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Is London nightlife so back?

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By Amelia Abraham Verified
| Dazed Magazine Verified
It’s a little after 1am in February, and things have escalated. I had no intention of going to Lost, London’s most talked-about club of the last six months, but a convincing friend swayed my course. Other friends will be there, but I may never find them inside: my phone will be locked in a pouch on entry, as per the club’s no-phones policy. The door person holds out a card machine: £30. Jesus, I think.
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Is London nightlife so back?

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By Amelia Abraham Verified
| Flipboard
5 hours ago Great product, bad experience? That’s just a fast way to lose. According to Robert Davari, founder and CEO of Tixr, the bigger issue is something most businesses haven’t fully caught up to — customers have already moved on. Launched in 2013, Tixr was created to modernize the ticketing industry. It …
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Madeleine Dunnigan’s Jean Is a Skilful Character Study in Teenage Angst

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By Amelia Abraham Verified
| AnOther Magazine Verified
Madeleine Dunnigan Dunnigan’s debut novel explores the ethics of early sexual experiences, British class dynamics and the crushing weight of masculine conformity.
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