The International Writer's Magazine: JUNE 2014 Editorial - Euro Jitters

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Game Night on the Río Manzanares Toni Pecchia I can hear it. At first it scares me a little, because it’s an incredibly primal, torrential sound triumphing over the usual sounds of a big city. Daytrip to Saskatoon Habeeb and Muna Salloum Welcome to Saskatoon the ‘Paris of the prairies' Thrust and Struggle: Copenhagen Colin Todhunter The Vesterbro area of the city may play host to prostitution and illicit drug selling, but it is also an up and coming residential location. A place on the rise It Began in Zanzibar Jackie Brinkman I decided it was time to get out of my comfort zone and see something of the world beyond Denver Discover Manila - A City full of Suprises - Sean Lee Manila is changing and welcoming visitors from across the globe A Panamanian Experience Norman Wolfer Every country seems to have wonderful things to offer along with the idiosyncrasies that take away from paradise.  Panama is no exception.  The Paua and the Glory John M. Edwards New Zealand’s Prized Sea Snails

Murder on a Bridge James Skinner in Spain We begin with a violent political murder of Isabel Carrasco that took place in the City of Leon. It shook the nation VA Scandal:Our Legacy, Our Sin James Campion ... there have been revelations of egregious treatment of veterans by our system + Readers Responses Rwanda & Burundi: Twins in Central Africa Fergus Simpson Over the last two decades, these twins of Central Africa have begun to go their separate ways... When to Use the ‘G’ Word Fergus Simpson In the Central African Republic (CAR), a society long depressed in poverty... is convulsing: belching out chunks of unprocessed sectarian hate. A future wrecked by divorce Odimegwu Onwumere Tom was 4 years old when his parents were divorced in 2012. Ugo did not go to school in the following year due to the degenerating home situation

Viet Nam Fred C. Wilson III Ho Chi Minh City, like Manila on the other side of the South China Sea, is a ‘young’ city; a city of ‘20 Somethings.’ Last Call for Mercy Michael Britton Hsuen frightens me. I guess it is the way she takes care of the rat problem in the Step Down Guesthouse in Kuala Lumpur. Quinn, Denise & Casey Kasem G. David Schwartz Things go in threes Open Letter to My Wife 111 James Campion In Which We Discover Your True Grit After 15 Years Married To The Author Kundadri Hill Shubhi S It has been said that “to witness best of the scenes one has to have the zest and the zeal to travel outstation”. Wrestling for San Da Antonio Graceffo It’s no secret that MMA in the US is dominated by former wrestlers. In China, MMA is dominated by san da fighters The Thievery of an Alchoholic Roy Valenzuela What a complicated perusal into the maleficence of A “DRUNK”…. One need not serve in office to deceive and steal Donating Plasma in Kentucky Lawrence Hamilon Giving plasma, to me, is as Kentuckian as watching rednecks wave the flag, eating junk food and hating on Democrats

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Moving Hay (*extract from The Heaviness) Sam Hawksmoor The time of the great experiment had arrived.  Genie really didn’t think that Marshall was going to get Chris’ theories to work... but it at least it made him happy.  Happiness was a new experience for her; it seemed to vanish like mist when you least expected it. The Neighbour Jude C Perera It was hot and humid, the usual sea breeze was playing truant. Cecil shivered violently and downed his fourth glass of water on the trot. I'll Go On Oswaldo Jimenez Darlene preferred to walk on Central park, around the periphery of the reservoir, on days when the weather was difficult, thorny, icebound.

Assia Wevill Abigail George More killing. It is a mystery. Love is like that. Pure with all of its rituals it holds us in a death-grip and I warm to it, my heart warms to it, warms to you Ted Never too old to Kiss Martin Green The retirement community I live in advertises that it’s for active seniors.  At Christmas, there are a lot of parties... Double Vision Bruce Harris I will probably shortly be wafting away over the countryside with my state-of-the-art camera deservedly stuck in my big mouth

Ruin & Rising by Leigh Bardugo - The stunning final book in The Grisha Trilogy Edge of Tomorrow Sam North review Fast paced - adrenaline packed sci-fi with best performance from Tom Cruise in years Hands Over The City Dean Borok Francesco Rosi’s scathing depiction of municipal corruption in 1960’s Naples

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