Frank Horvat 1984, New York, father and son in the subway From his series New York Up & Down

Also, coming soon, a Bureau de Change - roll up, get your money changed right in the temple!!!

I wonder what happens if I walk in dressed as one of the Blues Brothers and tell them "I'm on a mission for god"?

I had folks several times during the FP Blog days ask why we reviewed more Indie or Small Press than the Big Two. We did review them when a story really caught our eye, but they have coverage *everywhere* , the Indie stuff doesn't. And most of the time it's far more interesting

...he replied that he used to resent talking about it, because reporters ignored all his other work, but years on he was actually now thinking it was nice to have been a part of something that people still remembered and loved years on.

Gareth Thomas once came into my old bookshop, picking up some books for his holiday reading. I said I had heard he didnt like talking about the show much, but just wanted to say it was important to me growing up...

This is pure bad faith from MRM—they are not new to this business and are perfectly aware this is all bullshit. These magazines essentially no longer exist: they were bought simply to use their reputations as a trap to suck IP out of writers and artists who don't know any better.

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 PEOPLE MAKE GLASGOW 🇿🇦 “Whilst we were physically denied our freedom in the country of our birth, a city 6,000 miles away, and as renowned as Glasgow, refused to accept the legitimacy of the apartheid system, and declared us to be free.” Nelson Mandela Glasgow 9 October 1993

Dazzle-ships in Drydock at Liverpool, by Edward Wadsworth, 1919. It’s a topic that appears to have fascinated Wadsworth. I love every single one of his takes on the subject.