"On Margate Sands. I can connect nothing with nothing."

TS Eliot went to Margate to have a quick nervous breakdown by the sea and accidentally wrote the most famous poem of the twentieth century.

It has everything: miserable dates, dead-end jobs, pub landlords shouting last orders, tarot cards, bad sex, and a complete collapse of Western civilization. He threw in five languages, several dead gods, and some sacred Sanskrit just to make sure no one could understand it.

Absolute laugh a minute.

"A hundred years on, anxieties about social change, the sense of a spiritless world, the lament for the loss of tradition, the entrenchment of cynicism and moral numbness, have all become features of political life. The Waste Land still speaks to us..." - Kenan Malik (Political commentator and Writer)

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