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by Vic Keegan 29/06/2012

written by Vic Keegan 29/06/2012

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Victor Keegan was born in the outer reaches of suburbia in Raynes Park and now lives centrally in Victoria. A long serving Guardian journalist and described in the Observer as a “cult poet” he often walks the streets seeking ideas. London My London, his 5th poetry book, https://amzn.to/2OKXi2f covers life from birth amidst the bombs of the Second World War to his belated discovery of London’s hidden history. He is married with two children

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