Today South London, Tomorrow South London by Andrew Grumbridge

Today South London, Tomorrow South London by Andrew Grumbridge

• 'The ultimate reprobates’ handbook to God’s own side of the river - your liver may never be the same again.. Wonderful' Jenny Eclair
• 'Of all the books about South London since 1947 this has to be the best' Jay Rayner
• 'If a man is tired of London he should read this book' Bruce Dessau, London Evening Standard
• 'Deserter’s panoply of wastrels throw up the odd genuine revelation... historical, cultural or psychogeographical treasure. They may not mean to educate, but they do' Ned Boulting
• 'Essentially, Fear & Loathing meets The Good Beer Guide' Amazon Reviewer

• 'The ultimate reprobates’ handbook to God’s own side of the river - your liver may never be the same again... Wonderful' Jenny Eclair
• 'Of all the books about South London since 1947 this has to be the best' Jay Rayner
• 'If a man is tired of London he should read this book' Bruce Dessau, London Evening Standard
• 'Deserter’s panoply of wastrels throw up the odd genuine revelation... historical, cultural or psychogeographical treasure. They may not mean to educate, but they do' Ned Boulting

Andrew Grumbridge (Dulwich Raider)

Born in Kingston-upon-Thames, Grumbridge remained in higher education for as long as they would have him. Subsequently he discovered that studying film and philosophy hadn't, oddly, prepared him for the world of work, which he found insulting. He determined to save hard and retire as soon as possible. He now lives near a Wetherspoons in Herne Hill, London.

Vincent Raison (Dirty South)

Raison was born to the golden lanes of South London aware he had won life’s lottery. He shunned academia, safe in the knowledge that Fate had decreed his path and it didn’t involve homework. He was disappointed to find the world of work was as awful as he imagined, though he did enjoy lunch, sick leave and the internet. He once went 112 consecutive meetings without uttering a single word. But he’ll miss the biscuits now he’s an author. He lives in Blackheath, London.