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1 week ago |
bigissue.com | Robin Ince
Robin Ince visits Shropshire's book shops and graveyards Clare Ferguson-Walker and I arrive on the perfect day to perform at The Poetry Pharmacy in Bishop’s Castle. The Pharmacy is deservingly quite legendary. It is a beautiful shop selling prescriptions of poetry, some in book form, some rolled up tightly and placed inside pill casing, ready to be cracked open to cure your tattered soul. It would be a fine place to visit at any time, but we are staying over during the yard sale weekend.
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1 month ago |
bigissue.com | Robin Ince
Robin Ince is on tour, sharing stories and vulnerabilities I am sitting on a bench outside a church in Steyning, talking to a man in a fetching corduroy hat. An elderly couple approach with their daughter and son-in-law. “Remember us? We lived in Chenies.” They introduce themselves and it comes flooding back. I have not seen them for 50 years. Their daughter Lois is the reason for my first scar. It is on my left hand.
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1 month ago |
bigissue.com | Robin Ince
Robin Ince is back on the road touring his new book, and finding joy in libraries, village halls and churchyards I am back to my traditional regime of touring around village halls, deconsecrated churches and public libraries. Despite usually performing in two to three towns a day, I always hope to arrive at my destination early enough to explore.
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2 months ago |
bigissue.com | Robin Ince
Plus, Gary the tin plater fends off a bar fight with his big, duck-headed stick. Scroll down for Robin's poem in tribute You won’t find me in a jacuzzi. I’m not made for the Jackie Collins life. But last week, the rarest of exceptions occurred, because I was at the Laugharne Weekend – everything is different there. Four left-wing comedians spoke of the revolution as the bubbles bubbled and my trunks were bleached by the germ-free water. Champagne socialism?
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Mar 27, 2025 |
bigissue.com | Robin Ince
Douglas Adams inspired the young Robin to look to the stars; Elon Musk's obsession with Mars has had the opposite effect I tried hitchhiking once. I stood in a lay-by near Bristol with a sign saying ‘London’ for an hour – and then gave up and took the bus, thus exhausting my paltry fee for the gig the night before. I am rich enough now to take the train.
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