• 'Images of Soho'
  Morning Star, 21 December 2004

  "Marc Glendening takes a look at the growing cult surrounding the life and works of eccentric London writer Julian Maclaren-Ross..."

  
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• 'The joy of drinking, the perils of esoterica'
  The Independent on Sunday, 21 November 2004
  
  "The expression "Sohemian" turns out to be a contraction of "Soho Bohemian". Here in the upstairs studio of the Soho Theatre, Dean Street there are about 90 of them..."
  
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• 'Bohemian rhapsody'
  The Times, 8 May 2004

"Soho's bohos return in a stage event celebrating the district's raffish heyday, writes Paul Willetts"...

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• 'Soho, sleaze and the gossip column'
  West End Extra, 30 Apr 2004

"He was the man behind the 20th century's most recognisable gossip column - and his private life and public beliefs made him the sort of person who would make ample copy for any scribbler today. The life of Labour MP Tom Driberg - who was the Daily Express's original William Hickey, a column still running - was celebrated on Thursday in one of his many haunts"...

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• 'Let's blow Tom Driberg's trumpet'
  by Marc Glendening - Tribune magazine, 23 Apr 2004
  
  ""I know 'e was a bad 'un but I still loved 'im." The sad, typical lament from a loyal, grief-stricken woman from the lost age of capital punishment towards a recently-despatched, possibly psychotic loved-one. It also captures my attitude to Tom Driberg, one of the most deliciously mischievous, disreputable and extraordinary Labour politicians of all time."....
  
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• 'Sohemians raise a glass to the spirits of Soho'
  West End Extra, 11 Dec 2003
  
  "The old haunts of Julian Maclaren-Ross - writer, actor, Soho dandy - were visited on the inaugural pub crawl of a new group dedicated to all things Soho. Members of the Sohemian Society - established to 'challenge the banality of modern life' - consider Ross, perhaps the most louche and decadent member of the 1940s literary boho scene, to be their spiritual leader"....
  
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• 'A dandy in the Soho underworld'
  by Marc Glendening - Tribune magazine, 4 Dec 2003
  
  "On Thursday December 4 at 6:30pm, a group will assemble in the French House in London's Soho and raise a glass in memory of one-time Tribune contributor Julian Maclaren-Ross. We will then proceed an hour later to his spiritual home (pun intended) The Wheatsheaf, to hear Paul Willets, the author of Fear and Loathing in Fitzrovia, the bizarre life of writer, actor, Soho dandy Julian Maclaren-Ross. Why is he worth celebrating? Why are we so determined to keep his memory alive and spread awareness of him?"....
  
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