How A PR Exec Survived Lads’ Mags, a Riot, And A Near-Top Gun Airspace Incident
What happens when the person paid to pitch stories decides to live them instead? We pull back the curtain on 90s Soho PR, where relationships were built over ringing landlines, long lunches, and last-minute invitations, and where the distance between press release and personal risk got uncomfortably thin. From beer…
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