The Lost Victorian
Monday, 11 November 2013

Urbanex: The Revenge

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A very short post this time, purely as a follow-up to my earlier blog about urban exploration (or Urbanex ) and its influence on my horror w...
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Friday, 8 November 2013

Investigations Round London

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Since the likes of Dickens and Mayhew forged the way in the early-mid 1800s, many social reformers, commentators and travel writers of ...
Wednesday, 16 October 2013

Mapping Victorian London

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I 're-tweeted' this link earlier today (no mean feat for a nineteenth century chap, I can assure you), but felt it was well worth p...
Thursday, 19 September 2013

From the pages of Punch, or the London Chiavari, November 1871

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DARWINIAN SPIRITUALISM. SIR, MR. PUNCH, THE Report of the Dialectical Society on Spiritualism has been derided by many critics and ...
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Mark A. Latham is a writer, editor, history nerd, frustrated grunge singer and amateur baker from Staffordshire, UK. A recent immigrant to Nottingham, he lives in a very old house (sadly not haunted), and is still regarded as a foreigner. Formerly the editor of White Dwarf magazine, Mark still designs tabletop games as well as being a full-time author. A writer of strange, fantastical and macabre tales, his short stories have been published by Titan Books, Edge Publishing, and Black Library. Mark's début trilogy, The Apollonian Casefiles (beginning with The Lazarus Gate), is available now from all good bookstores.
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