While working in a well-known pharmacy chain, Jeremy Dixon found surprising inspiration. His poems were written on the ends of till rolls and smuggled out in his socks.Anyone who has ever worked in retail will recognise the characters and situations, and the management-speak absurdities; but Jeremy also brings his perspective as a queer writer to bear, with witty and wicked results. and "That's my voice on the Tannoydoing the end of day:This store will close in ten minutesso please make your wayto the tills at the frontof the shop to pay. Except whenI release the blue button SuzieDispenser says it was far too softand garbled, nobody understood. and "