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  • Literary boozers
    Betsey Trotwood, Clerkenwell
    David Copperfield’s great-aunt.

    Catcher In The Rye, Finchley Central

    Full of phoneys.

    Charles Dickens, Southwark

    Local legend.

    Daniel Defoe, Stoke Newington

    Stokey troublemaker. Feature continues

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    Doctor Johnson, Ilford

    London lexicographer.

    Edgar Wallace, Temple

    Thriller writer.

    Famous George Orwell, Hayes

    Oh, that George Orwell.

    Finnegans Wake, Neasden

    Interminable.

    Jeremy Bentham, Bloomsbury

    Utilitarian.

    Macbeth, Hoxton

    Ambitious.

    Moby Dick, Rotherhithe

    Metaphorical.

    Mr Pickwicks, Aldgate

    Dickensian.

    The Orwell, Islington

    Dystopian.

    The Owl and the Pussycat, Shoreditch

    Nonsensical.

    Paradise by Way of Kensal Green, Kensal Green

    From a poem by GK Chesterton.

    Robert Browning, Maida Vale

    Local poet.

    Robinson Crusoe, Stoke Newington

    Local castaway.

    Samuel Pepys, Mansion House

    Local diarist.

    The Shakespeare, Dalston

    Not local at all.

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