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Discover Milan for the First Time Angelica Paletta Fiera di Sinigaglia, and located in Porta Genova along the wharf, began as early as 1800, and occurs every Saturday morning Street Actors in Lima Joey Carney I haven't every really seen another city in the world where people are as resourceful as in Lima, whether the con-artists, the beggars, the businessmen, or real artists. Tabytha’s Africa journeys Part 1 - Cape Town I caught up on one of my favourite things to do, especially in that part of the world, hitting up some wineries!

Addressing all comfy politicians Umm-e-Aiman Vejlani The other day I chose to splash in splendor and took a taxi instead of the local bus or rickshaw to get to a meeting with somebody socially important. I wasn’t alone Roadblocks Freelancers Encounter when Purchasing a Home Indiana Lee There are quite a few hurdles that you’re going to have to overcome on your way to homeownership

Everything is Disease James Campion First things first; it is official that everything is now a disease and therefore must be treated as so. Boracay Island Daniel Escurel Occeno Before going I was told many times; Boracay Island was 'the' destination spot of the Philippines

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REVIEWS Film & Books

GIRL with CAT (Blue) Sam Hawksmoor Imagine you are one the last survivors of Lundein, patrolling the ruins with your Blue Lynx. Imagine there’s a secret way out. You must find it or die. Imagine an art gallery. Jules falls in love with a stunning portrait of a girl, her faithful Blue Lynx at her side. Kye, the artist tells her that it’s his sister Saska, living in a city that impossibly exists in the exact same space as London – invisible to us. Saska seeks the tunnel and a way out. Kye can’t remember the way back. Jules courts madness in believing it is real.

OLE! John Richmond 6.4.26 They were big pigs - lots of them - just wandering around, each, seemingly, minding their own business, yet, as far as the boys were concerned, they were almost beckoning. I am Not a Hero Damilola Omotoyinbo 1.7.20 When I was younger, all I knew about my aunt - Dad’s sister; her coconut smelling perfume, her throaty laughter Remembering Elaine Martin Green Next morning a stunning girl who was in my lit class stopped me on the way out and asked, “Are you the one who hit somebody at a party yesterday?” Caught George Sparling I’m under surveillance. Nobody believes me. I’m in a gigantic store, its hundreds of aisles: one could get lost here.

Time To Eat The Dog? The real guide to sustainable living by Robert and Brenda Vale, Charlie Dickinson review If everyone on Earth shared equally the lifestyle enjoyed in North America, then five planet Earths would be needed. Obviously, an unattainable proposition. Girl on the Bridge Review by Sam & Kitty 'Luck is something you have to piss away, misfortune is something you can keep forever'. Sam Hawksmoor Reading New York Matt Allison A couple of months ago after years of knowing of this historical novel, I had Naked Lunch in my backpack. Waiting for a subway in Queens I opened this novel and read the first few pages...

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