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Taking the Plunge Gary Pearson “Take deep breaths and whatever you do, don't panic.” Scuba diving instructor Sinan Halacoglu conveyed the imperative message prior to my first plunge into the deep blue. Danish Daydreams Fredric Hamber When I think of the Danish I think of mathematicians—and mermaids: twin strains of rationality and romanticism A Tourist at Olympia Erid D Lehman The dry heat of the Greek summer morning and the inevitable lecture brought on an immediate lethargy The Sweet Tooth Neha Sharma We are all familiar with that beautiful bakery aroma that has also often been instrumental in bringing back nostalgic childhood memories from Mama's kitchen.

Sustainable Changes to Your Everyday Life Indiana Lee 9.19.22 Thinking about what you eat or you wear can make a huge difference The Cruel Dumbness of Ron DeSantis James Campion 9.24.22 Or How to Use Innocent Humans as Political Props and Get Sued - Why is the governor of Florida involved in quasi-border security debates he knows next to nothing about and has no jurisdiction over?

Six-Oh James Campion celebrates a big one How Age Happens to The Worst of Us Am I saying here that I prefer to be alive at sixty than dead? Yes, I am saying that… and more. Ways for Freelancers to Start Marketing Their Writing Services Indiana Lee 9.1.22 Learning how to market yourself The Uncaring Future Sam Hawksmoor One of the questions I used to dislike the most when a kid was ‘what do you want to be when you grow up?’ You’re like 12 years old and you have no idea what you might like to do at 20, let alone 40.  All you really want is for school to be over.

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Scenes From A Life - Stages Martin Green It's all bliss in retirement isn't it? The Lady from San Diego Martin Green The phone rang. I was having my morning coffee.  I picked it up and growled a hello.  “My, my, Arnold, you sound so grouchy.  I bet you haven’t had your coffee yet.” Dancing in the Woods Adebayo Caleb The forest was now lonely. I stood and looked around. The woods had never been my favorite place to be. I only came here when I was with Creole, my cute poodle

Biographies can be lethal Sam Hawksmoor 9.19.22 Find the missing writer - but why has he vanished? That's the question Delaney should have asked ... *An extract from 'The Book of Ashes'

Lonely Castle in the Mirror Mizuki Tsujhmura ISBN: 978-1-5291-7666-7 Penguin Books Sam Hawksmoor review A haunting Japanese story of longing and fear Just read 'Geiger' by Gustaf Skordeman - an interesting and compulsive Scandi thriller very relevant to our current troubles with Putin.

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