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I arrived from my native France (the bit where they make wine and mustard) in July 2000, as part of the ongoing colonising effort started in 1066. Although well aware that English is little more than badly pronounced French, I had taken the precaution of studying the language at university before getting myself kicked out of the country (mostly for being by far too un-French).
The sad and corny truth is that I fell in love with London a few years before my migration, after spending a week walking the streets of this hallowed city. It was like coming home. And so it passed that sarf London did indeed become home.
During the intervening years, I sang with the London Gay Men's Chorus for over 10 years and flexed my political muscle by getting involved with his local LGBT network and LGBT History Month. I was a founding member and the moderator of the London Gay Reading Group, a contributor to Londonist.com and amnow working on developing my photographic skills.
A neverending quest!
After playing with the content of people's websites for many years, I am now Deputy Editor for a trade magazine, Still playing with online content but also writing the odd article and lay out the print edition.
Ann Widdecombe once called me "an intelligent man", live on Radio 4, but I didn't really want to hurt Boy George...
