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S.D. Wickett

S.D. Wickett

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Assistant Editor and Writer, Bournbrook Magazine

England, United Kingdom

Biography

Columnist for Bournbrook Magazine, poet and novelist.

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Drugs , Alcohol , Mental Health

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Content

Total articles 25

  • At ‘The Exhibition’ — Bournbrook Magazine

    By S.D. Wickett| Bournbrook Magazine Verified For pictures of the art on display at this exhibition, scroll down to the bottom of this article. From my younger days, and the tastes that come with such teenage naivete, I recall a story that took on a mythical nature as the years and decades passed. The legend goes that, in 1976, the Sex Pistols played a show at the Lesser Free Trade Hall in Manchester. There was, figuratively, no one there.

    By S.D. Wickett · Bournbrook Magazine

    Jul. 05, 2023

  • Anarcho-Tyranny goes viral — Bournbrook Magazine

    By S.D. Wickett| Bournbrook Magazine Verified It has recently been brought to the public attention of the mass consciousness, that there exists a chap who has made it his mission to offend and intimidate the fine people of London. Though, when I say 'chap', it does not quite feel right. As, to my mind, a 'chap' is an upstanding fellow, the sort one can rely on. The individual in question is anything but. His name is Bacari Ogarro, but he goes by 'Mizzy', and he has made a habit of sowing the seeds of fear and mistrust into the London fog.

    By S.D. Wickett · Bournbrook Magazine

    May. 23, 2023

  • Capitalism in spirit — Bournbrook Magazine

    By S.D. Wickett| Bournbrook Magazine Verified The utterances and loyalties of a political movement are, of course, liable to change over time. It is the mark of a serious movement to adapt its view of the world to new events, trends, and challenges. For the Right, perhaps the greatest shift to have occurred is the attitude towards the free market. In days gone by, many Rightists would have died on the capitalist hill, or in a capitalist mill. Though I believe that, while attitudes towards capitalism have shifted, this is mere collateral damage.

    By S.D. Wickett · Bournbrook Magazine

    May. 09, 2023

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Bournbrook Magazine