The International Writers Magazine: 2015 Hackwriters Archive Samples

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SOME OF THE BEST FEATURES OF 2015

JANUARY:	Welcome to 2015- Hopes for the Year ahead by Sam Hawksmoor Nigeria still at 54 The bad-luck of having Leaders that cannot lead - Adewale T Akande A set of leaders are now tearing apart what is supposed to be the giant of Africa Travels with Mathias in the Yucatan Elizabeth Schotten Merklinger “We were told,that this is really the entrance to the underworld.”  Chennai Express A city of 4 million, and the Chennai Express, one big road, shared by rusting cycles, three wheelers, vintage bus behemoths, and water buffalo
FEBRUARY:	The Anthropology of The Middle Class - James Campion A Disjointed Primer from the Front Here’s the deal: There are too many humans on this planet. Way too many In Memory of Joanna North 'No one is 'just' a mother - I am all I have accomplished'. Local Color: A Ride on the No. 2 Bus James C. Clar The No. 2 bus traverses a portion of the island of Oahu that is as diverse as that route’s eclectic ridership. The Magician's Land by Lev Grossman Sam North review Satisfying and spirited conclusion to the Magician's trilogy
MARCH:	A Case for Conflict Ben Cooke Whomever says war is wholly bad just doesn't look hard enough Capitalism’s Slow Suicide Tom Kilcourse In seeing people as a cost to be avoided or reduced whenever possible, we forget that they are also consumers Truth and Consequences Dean Borok People these days are less inclined than ever to state obvious facts, because if the truth came out it would mean the end of civilization as we know it. West of World Christopher Daniels She had not told any other students, as far as he knew. Of course, she might have.
APRIL:	Salzburg Mozartwoche 2015 Elizabeth Schotten Merklinger In Salzburg every year is a Mozart year... Madam Shoo-In Part 11 James Campion Ms. Rodham’s Déjà vu Trail Begins Again - People assumed it, had faith in its coming, and now that it has come, you kind of have to observe it as sort of news Reflection or Reflexion Tom Kilcourse I am increasingly struck by the behaviour of those charged with choosing a government The Repercussions of Tomas D A Hero? Or Englands Greatest Traitor? 'Disturbing, poignant YA novel that presents a chilling alternate future for an England that lost the war.' Marcel d'Agneau
MAY:	Butterflies of a Dark Light Bad Mike on Kudle Beach It is as difficult to hang yourself in a hammock as it is to slip the panties off of a spinster virgin at an Episcopalian revivalist picnic. Baltimore is Burning + Readers Responses James Campion At some point cops will stop killing black guys and black neighborhoods will stop ending up in flames. Nigeria relies on renewable energy Odimegwu Onwumere Nigeria targeting to accomplish 7 percent renewable energy use by 2025.
JUNE:	Crying Wolf? James Skinner As Podemos surges - is Spain on the Venezuelan path to ruin? Comrades Tom Kilcourse So, you lost the election and your leader. No doubt you are reviewing your position and your policies... The Body Experiment James Campion I found a way to cut your cholesterol numbers in half in 40 days and so can you. Exiled By Fate Charlie Brown Your jealousy and flaming temper are things I learned to live with, something I want to experience again because your spirit energizes me
JULY:	The Writer’s Guide To Weapons By Benjamin Sobieck A Practical Reference for Using Firearms and Knives in Fiction - Review by Leroy B. Vaughn Hemlock for Everyone - The Drinks are on Me • Dean Borok One of the hardest things in life is to face up to your own deficiencies. Rediscovering Jewish Sicily Irene Shaland with Bianca Del Bello The Semitic people were the first group to colonize Sicily and establish a city-port they called Zis
AUGUST:	Media, Money & Donald Trump James Campion For a political junkie, the Donald Trump Show is a welcomed distraction Send in the Clowns James Skinner on politics in Spain Weed legal, Salvadore Dali banned. Welcome to the new radical Spain Scottie and Zelda Fitzgerald Abigail George You loved me to death I am afraid Scottie and now it is too late.
SEPTEMBER:	Three continents -Twenty countries Seven thousand miles. One 30-something who deeply regrets not doing any training. Rebecca Lowe's Bicyle Blog to the Middle East Exile on Main Street Dean Borok I once had a cousin who was hanged at the U.S. Army prison in San Francisco as a thief. He did the hanging himself The City University of New York Medical School Quick Weight Loss Diet - Steve Slavin Caroline is a yo-yo dieter.
OCTOBER:	Consequences Tom Kilcourse Narcissism is now a universal phenomenon, displayed by the most mediocre in our midst. A Brief History of Time Travel Sam Hawksmoor If you could, you would, wouldn't you? Syria & The Middle East Either/Or Theory James Campion The party will soon be over for ISIS.
NOVEMBER:	Yemenis Attempt Peace Talks Geneva - Marwan Asmar  Yemenis have to put their heads together once and for all and re-establish a state away from violence, confrontation and war. Marikka - Chapter One: A Dog’s Dinner Marikka woke suddenly.  It was a warm night, the air unusually thick and cloying.  The house was eerily quiet... Earworms in Bohemia Jane Anderson What is it about Smetana?
DECEMBER:	Apres Paris Le Deluge James Campion + Readers Responses The tragedy in Paris last Friday 13th was horrifying; one might say, terrifying, which is the whole point of terrorism Mom, Me, and Boyfriends Sarah Fils-Aime I never once woke to the sound of my mother sneaking in with a stranger, heels in her hand. I was not reared in a house where a new man would shuffle out while I ate my cereal. But my mother has had many boyfriends... American Hegemony Tom Kilcourse American corporatism is devoid of any national allegiance...

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