Corridors of Power

Being An Originally Intermittent Account
of the Political (Mis)Adventures
of the Viscount Northallerton, Lord Malfoy of Wimbledon;
and the Rt. Honourable Harry J. Potter,
Member of Parliament for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Liberal Democrat).

Annotated, with Footnotes

( Part IV, or, A Week In The Life: In Which The Prevention Of Terrorism Bill Shuttles Between Houses And Our Politicians Discuss The Lessons Of History )

( maketh the man )

Corridors of Power

Being An Originally Intermittent Account
of the Political (Mis)Adventures
of the Viscount Northallerton, Lord Malfoy of Wimbledon;
and the Rt. Honourable Harry J. Potter,
Member of Parliament for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Liberal Democrat).

Annotated, with Footnotes

( Part III: In Which the Viscount Declares Terrorism to be Demode and the Member for Southwark has the Scallops )

Corridors of Power

Being An Originally Intermittent Account
of the Political (Mis)Adventures
of the Viscount Northallerton, Lord Malfoy of Wimbledon;
and the Rt. Honourable Harry J. Potter,
Member of Parliament for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Liberal Democrat).

Annotated, with Footnotes

( Part II: In Which The Viscount And His Secretary Discuss Conspiracy, Strategy, And The Prince Of Darkness, Though Not Necessarily In That Order. )

Corridors of Power

Being An Originally Intermittent Account
of the Political (Mis)Adventures
of the Viscount Northallerton, Lord Malfoy of Wimbledon;
and the Rt. Honourable Harry J. Potter,
Member of Parliament for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Liberal Democrat).

Annotated, with Footnotes

( Part I: Introducing the first of many baffling references to the British political and parliamentary system; their explanations; and derisory remarks on the state of English tennis. )

( dextra fideque: by my right hand and my fidelity )

( a christmas carol. or ten )

( Legion standard operating procedures don't always suffice )

( Do you spend time with your family? Good. Because a man that doesn't spend time with his family can never be a real man. )

( calenture: a fever or delirium induced in sailors and other travellers )