I would have been around 11 years old when I first flipped through my father’s day-old ...
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Author Archives: Gehan
Farah Fawcett and the Tesla Cybertruck
I like cars but find it difficult to get excited about electric vehicles. They are alle...
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Burnt Rubber and Lost Shoes
He was late braking into the corner. Very late. Within seconds he made contac...
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The Spy Who Loved Me
He arrived in Sardinia by boat, having survived several assassination attempts. The agenc...
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Sri Lanka – in the news for the wrong reason
I’ve just returned from an unsettling trip to Sri Lanka. The country has run of o...
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A red rooster, a hooker and a cigar
The vintage Alfa Romeo had been sitting in my garage in Cape Town, collecting dust for tw...
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Drink your way through Christmas!
If you are looking for a reason to drink, the pandemic is an excellent one. As we despera...
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Gangster Granny and the Bootleggers
They looked like they were from the set of the Godfather. The restaurant was full of them...
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Variants, Wives and Mistresses
As the UK prepares to discard the last vestiges of lockdown, there is plenty of fear monge...
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The Super Model and the Flying Coffin
She was a woman of a certain age. Attractive, but with history. I poured her another marti...
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Merry Christmas – Carpe the Hell out of this Diem!
We’ve spend the best part of 2020 worrying about the health of our older relatives, the ...
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It’s really not that bad
The youth was about 14 or 15. My age. He was running for his life. Naked, except for the t...
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