Welcome Five Days in Paris 2023

••• The International Writers Magazine May 2023 - Comment - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 24 years on-line

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

Shalom and Cosmopolitans: Loosely Jewish Ian Stark 5.22.23 The Golan Heights provide a stunning view of Israel and its neighbors A weekend in Vienna Aurelie Montfrond I was completely lost, somewhere in Vienna desesperately stopping the few people I came across in the streets, asking them for directions. No Stop Signs Brian Andrea in Trichy You will either love it with a passion or hate it with a vengeance. And it would be madness to cycle there. We go anyway!

Kids Are Fine - Parents Are F**ked James Campion 5.22.23 Education and teaching history in danger They Act Like They're Scared of Us. Brayana Godbolt Fear of women divides society SCOTUS at Lowest Ebb & Devoured by Scandal James Campion 5.15.23 Another Suspect in the Slow Murder of Democracy

Like Father, Like Writer Christine Vessell 5.22.23 The apprentice P.I. and her Pa “Dad, I see someone!” Fight for the Equal Rights Amendment James Campion 5.3.23 Republicans Continue Their War on Women They Will Lose Memories of Honey Natalya Popova I was lucky to witness the process of honey making at my dad’s honey farm situated in the Fergana Valley region of Tajikistan many years ago.

FICTION

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REVIEWS Film & Books

Rad Martin Green I was 23 years old when I came out from New York to San Francisco in the 1960’s and, looking back, was even younger as regards experience of life. The Hunting of Genie Magee ONE: Test Subject The assembled technicians were tense, the atmosphere electric.  All their jobs were on the line... Lake Reflections Tyrel Nelson I exit the hardware store with new work gloves in hand. I immediately slip them over my numbing fingers. The wind of the gloomy February afternoon picks up as I hustle to my pickup.

Losing the Plot Sam Hawksmoor The search for a missing writer begins ... Language of the Birds Ryan Madej I vaguely remember the day I saw the article in the newspaper mentioning rather matter-of-factly that Rene Elias had vanished.

The Quiet Duel Director:Akira Kurosawa Dan Schneider Great artists have a way to make even their lesser works interesting, if not great. Such is the case with the 1949 black and white film, The Quiet Duel From Page to Screen: a few vexed issues to ponder upon while chewing your popcorn - Chris Mills I have wanted to have a go at writing something about film and television adaptations of books for a while, but the subject is quite large and unwieldy to get to grips with easily and to do justice.

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