Alan Moore's London. part 4

Being the continuation of our commentary on the book, FROM HELL.
Earlier in the day the two Moores discuss some important occult matter in camden Town.


These photos were taken by Jamie Delano, of Hellblazer fame, who was the driver for the day. He wrote about it in a piece to introduce the booklet for an exhibition of From Hell art pages in Gijon, Spain in 2000 (I ran the English version in Bacchus #60, may 2001: "I was happy to play Netley to his (Alan's) Sir William Gull..."
It's interesting how the mind of the horror writer gathers information: "And another church- don't ask me which- derelict, roofless, peopled by scrubby trees twisting amongst its fallen stone. there was a locked wrought-iron gate to climb, a dark crypt with an unhealthy smell to explore. I remember descending into this with Alan, waiting in the half-light at the foot of the steps, watching him set off into the pitch blackness of the interior with a flickering cigarette lighter held futilely over his head to light his way."
And: "That night we stayed at Steve Moore's house... Alan and I shared a room. I woke once. Alan twitched, smiling a little in his sleep. I thought about waking him to ask him what he was dreaming... but then decided that I didn't really want to know."
It occurs to me now that the reason my own short spell on Hellblazer didn't work out is that I don't think like a horror writer.
Here's a shot of Alan crossing a road in a photo that wasn't otherwise used.

And here's Brook Street, where Gull lives.


There's his house:


Right there.