Tychy’s Tunis: Partying in Tunisia.
I am not going to review any of the restaurants that I visited in Tunis, primarily because reviewing restaurants has …
Tag Archives: Drink
Tychy’s Tunis: Alcohol.
I am hot and cross after walking around the medina and I decide to start the day all over again …
Tychy’s Tunis: At the Feet of the Infant Bacchus.
The infant Bacchus stands naked and unperturbed in bronze and he has done so since the second century AD. He …
More Figures On The Lawn.
What Tycienski knew was this: Agata had been sacked from the agency eight months ago. On the phone, however, she …
Phoning Up and Down.
Detective Sergeant Strathearn had returned to report the hour’s news. A helicopter was coming to scour the estate, but it …
The Figure on the Lawn.
All of a sudden, a distinct crack and a replying spray of sound reached the room. These sounds were loud …
Bar Devils.
On the Moral Status of Irn-Bru.
This could be the greatest political crisis that Scottish Labour has ever faced. In fact, knowing Scottish Labour, it probably …
Letter: Ban Alcohol Advertising in Sport.
[Tychy has today received a letter from a group of medical leaders, public health campaigners and health charities calling for …
Pablo.
“Pablo!” Edgar clapped his hands. “We need to be serious Pablo!” Pablo had never encountered anything serious, just as some …
Thornberry Snobbery: A Drop in the Ocean.
On the eve of last week’s Rochester and Strood by-election, the Labour shadow attorney general Emily Thornberry tweeted a photograph …
Home Wrecker: A Ghost Story for Halloween (2/2).
INTRODUCTION and PART 1. I had wanted to sit back and be alone with the city for a while, doing …
Home Wrecker: A Ghost Story for Halloween (1/2).
INTRODUCTION. Timothy was one of Pablo’s cronies, by which I mean that they both took drugs together. At parties, you …
The Noctes Ambrosianae (20).
[SCENE: The doorway of the Green Mantle. James is walking past when he pauses.] James [gloomily]: Oh hullo you two. …
Tourist Review (20): (The auld) Kirk Alloway.
So this is it. The kirk where a passing Tam o’Shanter had paused to watch the witches’ ceilidh. I immediately …
