Feargus O'Sullivan
Feargus O’Sullivan is a London-born writer and journalist. He lives in London and Berlin.
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Olympics 2012
London's Impending Police State
Will Olympic security measures go too far?
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Olympics 2012
Can the Olympics Bring Affordable Housing to London?
By 2031, this summer's Olympic site should be a dense checkerboard of housing and parkland.
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Olympics 2012
Olympics Clean-Up, London Style
One month before the games, the city spruces itself up – plus a few rumblings of resentment under the surface.
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Olympics 2012
Should U.K. Residents Outside of London Resent the Olympics?
Organizers are trying to sell the Olympics as 'Britain’s games.' But England's non-Londoners aren't buying it.
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Olympics 2012
London's Opening Ceremony Might Actually Be Good
Leaked news of the city's first Olympic moment include nods to England's musical influence and winks to its agrarian past.
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Fear and Loathing in Athens
Headlines tell of a city gripped by violent riots, but the reality is more complicated.
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Olympics 2012
The Pettiness of Olympic Branding
The micromanaged brand protection strategies of the International Olympic Committee are going down about as well as you’d expect with the home crowd in London.
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Olympics 2012
How the Olympics Will Reflect London's Changing Food Scene
The Games will offer spectators a distinctly familiar roster of dishes, distinguished from what’s available at the average airport mainly by even higher prices.
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What Will It Take to Turn Berlin Into a Major Economic Center?
The city is an arts hub. Can a new airport bring it into the upper tier of European cities?
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Olympics 2012
Why London Wants Asian Tourists at the Olympics
Could publicity around the Games lure luxury shoppers into Burberry and Jaguar? Yes, according to a new poll.
