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••• The International Writers Magazine - 2021 - Comment - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 22 years on-line

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Surfin’ Safari in the UK Peter A. Carrigan I would’ve once thought a British surfing safari was a world of wrong, a contradiction in terms. Like warm beer and regular trains on London’s Northern Line, some stuff never sticks. Travel and Trade Peter A. Carrigan 1.31.21 I presume I’ve gained knowledge from the road. One thing I’ve learnt for sure is that trade opens the doors, keeps the wolf away and greases the wheels. The Colors of Cusco Eric D Lehman in Peru We land shakily on the new tarmac and I finally get a proper view of the mountains, which look like some god grabbed the highlands of Scotland and stretched them to tremendous size.

The Lone Star State Disaster James Campion 2.19.21 Rugged Individualism Meets God’s Wrath & Loses - Texas has a plan: Do Not Have Anything To Do With Anything Beyond Our Borders. And that plan works for them, until it doesn’t, and now it isn’t. The Real Victims of 'THE BIG LIE'. James Campion 2.12.21 Members of Cult Terrorists Pay the Price for Political Theater Being suckered or brainwashed or riled up by the ravings of a megalomaniac is as common a human trait as love, jealousy, fear, and hate. It is baked into our DNA The Great Voter Migration James Campion 2.5.21 The Future of Southern Politics  The Devil You Know is perhaps the most important political theory book of the past two decades.

The Importance of Having a Dedicated Writing Space Indiana Lee 2.19.21 From creativity to avoiding distractions, personalization to intense focus, there are many reasons to dedicate a specific environment to your writing. Remembering Jerez Lionel Darmendrail At that time roads (if you could call them that, that is) were something else: bridges – and there were many — never allowed for two cars aside. Conversations on an Indian train Colin Todhunter in Madras I knew that it was wise not to be drawn into debate in public. Navigating 2021 Tax Season as a Freelancer - Indiana Lee 1.31.21 Get organized

FICTION

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REVIEWS Film & Books

The Day Before Sam North The Last Ferry out of Vancouver ‘Don’t look back, kids,’ her father was chirping. ‘This is a big adventure and we’re going to survive this thing.’ Train to Munich • Brad Kurlancheek The Spy in Carriage Number Three She hadn’t bothered to acknowledge my presence as she entered the compartment.

Life's Little Ironies She had no idea what time it was, or even what day.  How long had she been lying here?  Stella Palmer tried to move her head to make herself more comfortable, but it was hopeless.  She was so very cold.  So stiff.

This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends by Nicole Perlroth. Charlie Dickinson review Bloomsbury Publishing, New York, Pub: 2.19. 2021. Cyberwar- a chilling vison of our very near future

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