THE PLOUGH

THE PLOUGH - A LITERARY LONDON PUB

This late Victorian pub is strategically close to the British Museum. Dylan Thomas is said to have drank here. In the 1930s, the pub was a meeting place of Hugh MacDiarmid and Valda Trevlyn. All manner of writers and artists came here in the 1960s and 1970s as there were publishers opposite.

With a pint of Amstel beer in my hand, I met the authors Howard of Warwick, Dana Neri and Roger Harper in the upstairs room. The Bloomsbury Group is celebrated in prints on the walls.

• Howard of Warwick is the world's best-selling author of medieval crime comedy and tweets! His books are available thru' his website or Amazon. If Howard lives deeply he will have no fear of?De’Ath.
• Dana Neri is the Italian author of Mangiafuoco?(Italian version) or Fiamma?(English version) her debut novel. Available at Goodreads. Next project Brexit related!
• Roger Harper is a Church of England Vicar who has written ‘The Lie of Hell’ and ‘A British Crash’. Available at?Ladder Media.?He blogs and talked of a new dystopian prison suicide idea.

The Plough, 27 Museum Street, London WC1A 1LH.

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