Shit London 2: Even more snapshots of a city on the edge
By (Author) Patrick Dalton
HarperCollins Publishers
Portico
27th December 2012
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Travel and holiday guides
942.100207
Hardback
112
Width 200mm, Height 154mm, Spine 15mm
330g
This follow-up to the bestsellingShit Londonis a second helping of hilarious images of London's more rubbish side, provided by actual Londoners who have to put up with this sort of thing every day.
'Nobody is healthy in London. Nobody can be.' Jane Austen
Once all the hype, hyperbole and hysteria of the 2012 Olympics has quickly been discarded in the nostalgia bin, Londoners' will no doubt be left with all the actual tidying-up. But once all that tidying up has been done, Londoners' will then be left with the crushing memory that London's streets, shops, architecture, culture and heritage was in a brutal state of dereliction. The truth is, no matter what Lord Coe and his PR team say after they've left town, London is still shit.
Shit London 2 is the sequel to the bestselling Portico bookShit London (9781907554346). This hilarious follow-up continues to explore the mad world of ill-conceived community 'art', pun-based shop names, creepy graffiti, god-awful translations, comical signs and any other unintentionally funny scenes that real Londoners have to put up with every single day.
Word Count: 3,000
Patrick Dalton was born in London and has lived in London his entire life (not including holidays). Professionally, he is a radio producer who worked for many years at the BBC and later at the London radio station LBC producing a variety of news and entertainment programmes. Unprofessionally, he likes taking photographs. Patrick now works as a freelance radio producer and lives, you guessed it, in London.Patrick is the creator of www.shitlondon.co.uk.