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Ian M. Palmer

Writing, Illustration and 3D

  • Writing
    • Introduction to Kitchen Planning
    • Closed for Good?
    • The Heart of the Home
    • Pillbox Country
  • Comics & Cartoons
    • River: Skin on the Outside
    • The American President
    • The Chicken King And The Prince Of Birds
    • Beith
    • The Blessing
  • Art & Photography
    • 2323
  • 3D Modelling
  • Contact Me
HistorySelling & Retail

Shabby stores and rip-off prices

I didn’t even coin this post title: it’s a quotation.

The cover photo on Closed for Good? The “Retail Apocalypse” in Britain since 2005 – paperback and e-book – is of one of my local derelict branches of WH Smith. Here it is, in Ramsgate, along with Margate’s equally ruined site, both in High Streets – right in the middle of our shopping communities.

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⟵ A fact of life
The land of the dead ⟶

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