Category: The Eighties

• Lister Steps Up!

  Last weekend for Heritage open day the former library, Lister Steps throw open the doors for the public to see how the £3.9 million restoration project was progressing. Lister Steps, the Andrew Carnegie library, based on the corner of Lister Drive and Green Lane in Tuebrook, Liverpool, was opened in 1905. The building was funded…

  Alison Little

  September 20, 2019

  Andrew Carnegie, Andrew Carnegie Library, Heritage Lottery, Library, Lister Steps, Liverpool, Local History, Rain, Regeneration, Rejuvenate, Restoration, The Eighties, Uncategorized

• Remember your Thong Collection

  Who was in their late teens, earlier twenties at the turn of the Millennium? Remember your thong collection! The underwear which stamped our generation of alpha females. We lead the way for third wave feminism with our underwear which really did show off our bums. The first wave of feminism lead by Emmeline Pankhurst got…

  Alison Little

  January 11, 2019

  Aids, Bums, Casual Sex, Female Icons, Fetish, Morality, Relationships, Second wavw feminism, Sex, Sexual Freedom, Sexual Parteners, Sexualization, Social Roles, Suffrage Movement, The Eighties, Third wave feminism, Thong, Uncategorized, Women’s Right

• Eyes Glazed Over

  Eyes Glazed Over is a fictional works, the events and characters are not based on real life. Eyes Glazed Over Beginning with an argument, just a brother, sister teenage disagreement. My brother Callum wanted to know where I had written down a phone number for a new customer for his window cleaning round, I told…

  Alison Little

  October 20, 2017

  accidents, Art, death, Fair Grounds, Family, Leisure time, Mental Health, Nurse, Police, shcizophrenia, The Egg, The Eighties, Uncategorized

• A Way Through Everton Brow

  A way through Everton Brow is a fictional works from Alison Little, none of the events of characters are based on real life. Approaching the entrance to Everton Park I encounter a group congregated around the steps area. In having walked up from the town, then I decided to take a short cut through Everton…

  Alison Little

  August 11, 2017

  Decay, Dogs, Everton Park, Family, fiction, Ford Thunderbolt, Heroin, Homelessness, Leisure time, Liverpool, Regeneration, Street Drinker, The Eighties, The Sixties, Uncategorized