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"BRIGHTON ROSE" - A NEW NOVEL

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By Julie Burchill
| Substack
Can I start by saying THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE WITH YOUR WAYWARD PATIENT? Most of you signed up when this Substack was a column about my disability, HALFLING, which can now be read in the i-Paper fortnightly. Then it became MY LIFE IN POP. Today I’m starting to post a political fantasy/romance I’d planned to write as a serial on Substack in 2024 before I had My Bit Of Bad Luck.
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Jason Arday and the terrible truth about students

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By Julie Burchill
| The Spectator Australia Verified
When I was a young punk, my favourite badge (we loved badges!) was a big white one which a reader sent me and which simply read I HATE STUDENTS YEAH! I wore it proudly pinned to the thigh of my skin-tight jeans for many a month, until I lost it in a 1977 scuffle with a police horse during an anti-fascist demonstration in Lewisham.
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Be quiet, Miriam!

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By Julie Burchill
| Spiked Verified
Miriam Margoyles is a pretentious, uber-privileged potty-mouth. So why am I warming to her? Share Topics Identity Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. It’s widely believed that Kenneth Tynan was the first person ever to say ‘fuck’ on British television, in 1965. But, wouldn’t you know, Miriam Margolyes had a go first, in a 1963 episode of University Challenge. Sadly for her, the word was bleeped out and she’s been trying to make up for it ever since.
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