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••• The International Writers Magazine 2024 - Comment - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 25 years on-line

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

Beware the Whinchat Phillip J Mather ...the sight of a large hairy dog flying a kite would offend their sensibilities * Remembering Jerez De La Frontera Lionel Darmendrail From this first trip with my dad I also remember my first Jerez wine: Tio Pepe from Gonzalez-Byass. Dry. Fino. A wine meant for warm days; better served chilled though. * Sit and Listen to the Rice Grow Tim Ashby in Laos ‘The Vietnamese plant the rice The Cambodians watch it grow And the Lao listen to it grow’

America Has Already Lost James Campion 11.06.24 Strange Vibes as Trump wins Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world... - W B Yeats

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Being a Stupid American Bryan Algra (archives) 'Lady Liberty had gone corporate and the symbolism of her sell-out was a bit too much for me to bear. ' * Rothenburg ob der Tauber A Medieval Jewel Susan Fogwell Rothenburg will captivate you with half-timbered houses, colorful gabled buildings and shop windows decorated with beer steins and wooden nutcrackers. * Another Day Martin Green 11.1.24 Keeping busy takes determination

FICTION

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REVIEWS Film & Books

A Brother's Regrets Patrick Wilson "Right here!" David said.  It was a few minutes after midnight when they pulled into the gas station parking lot.  The station was closed for the night, but David's thoughts were still open. * The Great Diamond Rush of 1872 Sam North A true story of the men who found American Diamonds and started a stampede.

Remy's Love Story Sam Hawksmoor 11.1.24 When love happens grab it with both hands * The Writing Escapade Marwan Asmar ‘Words and sentences take a life of their own, dancing in front of you, picking themselves up from the gray lines and pages and appealing to your senses and thoughts.

The Wild Robot Director Chris Sanders Sam North review 11.1.24 Raising a kid is easy right? But what if it isn't in your programming? Turning The Wheel by Charles Johnson Dan Schneider review archives Charles Johnson is a fictionist best known for his award winning novels like Oxherding Tale & Middle Passage, On The Road @ 67 Jack Kerouac's Peripatetic Ode James Campion review Jean-Louis Le bris de Kerouac wrote the above in a 1949 journal two years removed from his first of three free-wheeling cross-country road trips

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