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Books from the Pantry: The Gospel According to Mr. Eric by Evan Findlay Hay

Posted on January 5, 2026 by Deborah Edgeley

Happy New Year! Let’s start 2026 with Evan Findlay Hay’s razor sharp wit! Evan’s new book, The Gospel According to Mr. Eric, is available now. Published by Overground Underground Evan presents a vibrant literary edit of his broader account of … Continue reading →

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Poetry Drawer: God by Evan Hay 

Posted on November 19, 2024 by Deborah Edgeley

In the beginning, man coined poetry respecting a heavenly father: an artistic God. Spurred by vanity; in His once upon a time, was His happy ever after…Emerging from countless chrysalides of His own potentiality,He awakens, immaculately conceived from a motherlode … Continue reading →

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Flash in the Pantry: Sent from my iPhone (please excuse brevity spelling &/or punctuation) by Evan Hay 

Posted on November 19, 2024 by Deborah Edgeley

Sent from my iPhone whilst dieting, a cosmetic enterprise divulged herewith to vindicate this effete 9-point-font Sent from my iPhone relieving myself in a client’s water closet, clad head-to-toe in hardwearing mustard coloured corduroy, while finetuning pianofortes along the Cotswold … Continue reading →

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Electroman: moral rectitude or top-down fascism & mindless violence in 8-parts by Evan Hay 

Posted on July 22, 2024 by Deborah Edgeley

Electroman is alpha & omega: shocking old-school authenticity in a virtual ‘like’ or ‘dislike’ social media era of asternal semantics, communicated en masse, with intense feeling yet atrophied definition. Electroman’s legendary power represents veritas: the whole damned truth, & nothing … Continue reading →

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Flash in the Pantry: Brigadier Robert D’Alby by Evan Hay

Posted on May 19, 2023 by Deborah Edgeley

(Warning: strong language) Brigadier Robert D’Alby of those famously Glorious Roscommon’s was a mighty fine, hench figure of a man. As an impeccable Sandhurst officer cadet it became crystal clear that D’Alby was hewn from exactly the right old-fashioned, ornamental … Continue reading →

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Pantry Prose: Press Ganged by Evan Hay

Posted on September 18, 2020 by Deborah Edgeley

Malevolent idle hearsay was received, functionally, without question, via email the following morning, from an unaccountable personage; an unspecified decision maker, or more likely an irritable opinion influencer. Either way, in respect to reliable, prospective contractual renewals, its source was … Continue reading →

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Pantry Prose: Rêverie by Evan Hay

Posted on August 2, 2020 by Deborah Edgeley

Dribbling saliva, slumped in the deepest of rêveries, he was approached by a French accented usherette- a veritable caricature, advertising a take-me-from-behind coquetry; she tottered wantonly, making a beeline towards him. Sporting patent black stilettos, & sheer Hi-Vi stocking tops, … Continue reading →

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Pantry Prose: Yob by Evan Hay

Posted on May 10, 2020 by Deborah Edgeley

One enchanted evening in Whites: so let us start honestly, without indulging in faux ideological one-upmanship, nor casually pretending that back-in-the-day I sat in snug splendour upon a warm seat of influence as a committee member in the Comintern; or … Continue reading →

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Pantry Prose: What’s the time, Mr. Wolf? by Evan Hay

Posted on March 17, 2020 by Deborah Edgeley

Mark my words, apart from being a seminal thinker & slimy foreign art monger, Vas Pretorius DeFerens was something of an enigma to friends, enemies, & medical science alike. Allegedly he was a proud possessor of either three or four … Continue reading →

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Books From The Pantry: Any Means Necessary by Jack Mars: reviewed by C. S. Evans

Posted on June 11, 2016 by Deborah Edgeley

Any Means Necessary is Jack Mars’ debut novel; a political thriller about a terror plot targeting no less than the President of the United States. Nuclear waste has been stolen with the aim of creating a dirty bomb, and Luke … Continue reading →

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