Sean Thomas: Secret Tweet is a cyber-confessional where you can post, anonymously, the most bizarre and devastating secrets
June 2005
Bach meets Radiohead
Pop: I touch Myself by the Divinyls, a gloriously sleazy 80s single, is hardly an obvious choice of material for a chorus of teenage Belgian maidens. But that's the kind of song the Scala choir chooses to cover.
May 2005
Hard cell
Inspired to get the abbey habit by TV series The Monastery, Sean Thomas checks into a retreat in Beaujolais.
February 2005
Paint the town red
Art: Art and prostitution have long been bedfellows - just think of Shakespeare's Mistress Quickly, or Hogarth's Harlot's Progress.
January 2005
Track the stash
Portraits of a serial killer?
December 2004
This epic Earth
Is it a monumental way to adorn the planet - or just arrogant vandalism? Sean Thomas reports on the rise of 'land art'.
August 2004
Elemental living
A community on a strip of Scottish land relies on DIY windmills for almost all its power. But are residents weathering the storm gladly, asks Sean Thomas.
January 2004
Looking for the sun
Fed up with the depressing winter weather, Sean Thomas decided to escape to hotter climes. Along with his brother, he got into a car and drove south - destination unknown, but 70F minimum.
May 2003
Cookie monster
How did a biscuit factory in New York become home to some of the greatest modern art? Sean Thomas reports.
September 2002
When my best mate became a woman
If five phrases summed up Joe they would be: Stella Artois, snooker, cricket, Star Wars and Nottingham Forest FC. The word transsexual would not be on that list.' By Sean Thomas.
June 2002
How the other half lives
No female has set foot in the monastic community of Mount Athos for 1,000 years. Sean Thomas paid a visit to the last stronghold of masculinity.