article_snippet.sent: Next, Robin Esser sent a motorcyclist to Blenheim to pick up a brochure and then ride over to Woburn to get a motorcyclist signed and brought back to Fleet Street.
article_snippet.sent: Robin Esser worked in Fleet Street during the glory days, when reporters kept four pennies in Robin Esser pockets for the telephone box, a knife to puncture the tyres of rival reporters’ cars, and enjoyed liquid lunches on expenses.
article_snippet.sent: Robin Esser describes a lunch with an the Daily Express editor, during which they drank champagne, a goblet of dry sherry, a bottle of Chablis, two bottles of claret, a couple of Cognacs and, finally, several glasses of port.
article_snippet.sent: And they were also the days when Robin Esser, as editor of William Hickey, could ring Aristotle Onassis on his yacht at Monte Carlo and be invited over to meet Maria Callas.
highlights_snippet.sent: In Robin Esser new book Robin Esser reveals the inner workings of Fleet Street as it was .