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Bill O'Sullivan

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As seen in: Washingtonian, Medium, Santa Barbara Independent, Image Magazine
@washingtonian senior managing editor, @washguild member, @writerscenter teacher, writer, grammarian. Who else's but mine would my opinions be?
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Review: ‘This central London hotel strikes the perfect balance between luxury and homely comfort’

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By Bill O'Sullivan Verified
| Image Magazine
This five-star Bloomsbury retreat offers an intimate cosiness and charm that a purpose-built chain hotel could never match. I’ve often heard of people talking about a ‘home away from home’, but I’m not sure I ever truly experienced it myself until I stayed in The Academy, London.
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Threadneedles review: ‘A hotel perfectly placed for sightseeing’

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By Bill O'Sullivan Verified
| Image Magazine
On a recent trip to London, Bill O’Sullivan found the perfect lodgings that balance central location with an intimate, tucked away feel. We all have our reasons for going to London again and again. The iconic landmarks, the historic museums and galleries, the endless shopping – it never gets old.
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Author Azar Nafisi on How Freddie Mercury Helped Her Survive Life in Iran

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By Bill O'Sullivan Verified
| Washingtonian Verified
“I first heard him in the early ’80s when I was living in the Islamic Republic of Iran. A group of friends had dinner meetings where we would talk about everything from philosophy to politics to arts. This woman was in love with Freddie Mercury, so she would be talking to me about him and I would be talking to her about the Doors, and that became one way of connecting. You have to know that musical cassettes were forbidden in Iran. You could go to jail.
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