by Tim Maughan · 1 Apr 2019 · 303pp · 81,071 words
the building in front of her, its huge mass mockingly goading her onward. She walked here, almost on autopilot, until she found herself at the Bearpit roundabout, a century-old futurist’s dream from a time when subterranean public plazas on the wrong side of town were a utopian urban planning solution
by Lonely Planet · 907pp · 235,091 words
Evil, displaying Bristol artist Inkie’s swirling style, or the huge, lumberjack-shirted 5 Wolf Boy by Aryz. At the St James Barton roundabout, known locally as the Bearpit, heading under the 51°02 apartment block leads to countercultural Stokes Croft and the 6 Full Moon pub, its exterior covered with an