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EDITORIAL - MARCH
2002 - Real Writers - Real People - The Writer's Magazine
Manifest
Destiny is the Inquisition is the Holocaust is the Potato Famine
is Slavery is Tibet is fill-in-the-blank. James Campion on Holy
Week
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The
Dick Cheyney World Tour
- Politics
James
Campion
Dick Cheney is the perfect angel of mercy to prelude the harbinger
of doom.
Holy
Hell in Holy Week
-Religion
James
Campion
...anytime more
than two people are gathered in the name of God there had better
not be any sharp objects available.
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Lets Get Reagan - Fiction
Thomas
Foster
Jimmy,
Fox is a big serious network. Am I supposed to think theyd
consider a show about kidnapping a living former President?
Trimble's Referendum Call
- Comment
Dermot Sullivan
Time is nearly up for Northern Ireland. It would be very surprising
if it lasted another twenty years.
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Thats
Par for Myanmar
-Travel
Dave
Rich - Military
spies lurk everywhere, masquerading as raggedy bums and sloppy drunks,
never in uniform.
Finding
Your True Self
- Lifestyle
Donna
Vela
It
didnt occur to me that amid those smiles and pride in all
her achievements, there is a truth that constantly eludes my perfect
friend.
OSCARS®
: Why
we watch them
Dermot
Sullivan
on a rant
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Lifechoice
- Fiction?
Walter
Roberts
If this putative God hadnt wanted there to be cloning, he
shouldnt have endowed us with the intelligence, ambition
and curiosity to achieve it
Umbrella Etiquette -
Lifestyles
Helen
Ruggieri
As with all things Japanese there is an art to using umbrellas
and during the long rainy season you have time to learn it.
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In
search of the authentic - English
travel
Robert
Cooper seeks
the real Tunbridge Wells.
'I suffer from an uncommon condition that has yet to be officially
recognised and treated; a complete abhorrence to consumerism and
commerciality'.
Ethiopia
- The Call of Harar
- Travel
Angie
Eng - Harars
ethnic diversity, simple provincial life and spiritual ambience,
makes her one of the most attractive destinations in the Horn of
Africa.
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Bike
Around the world - Part Two
-Travel
Al
Humphreys -
if I make it to Khartoum I can make it through Africa'.
Shibuya
No Techno
- Lifestyles
Brian
R Wood in Tokyo
If I try to understand everything about Shibuya,
then I wouldn't be really experiencing something that, by nature,
defies understanding.
Meijijingu
- Lifestyles
Helen Ruggiere
The old Japan, the old ways, will disappear.
This generation wants change.
The
Great Wall of China
Joe Tortomasi on
a whiz and a breeze
"This
isn't funny, Teresa. I'm cold and I'm about to wet my thermal
underwear"...
Mandy
Mand in Japan - Travel
You
MUST have at least one Louis Vuitton bag, a Tiffany's necklace
and of course that essential pink sparkly phone!
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Kerouac
Gets One Thumb Up
- fiction
Colin
Field
The giant blue sky sped by, he talked of his ex who had stabbed
him to within an inch of his life.
Cambodian Temples
of the Killing Fields - Travel
Dave Rich
The Terrace of the Elephants, a hundred yards of life-sized elephants
popping out of a stone wall ...
Virgin
Spain - Violent Europe
- Lifestyles
James Skinner
A woman between the ages of 15 and 44 is more likely to
be harmed by her partner than by a war injury, a traffic accident,
cancer or malaria...
The
Blue Lagoon Rugby Sevens -
Sport
Tim
Pile in
Fiji
Success appeared to be the result of vociferous support from the
chambermaids and an inspired performance from the cook.
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One
Minute in Saigon - Travel
Kevin Mulcahy
Suddenly it dawned upon me that I had never
seen a one-legged man before.
Nate
Thurmond -
Lifestyles
Ernest
Beyl
Without doubt, Nate Thurmond was one of the all-time great NBA players
Roaming
in the Cloning - Comment
Michael Levy
-
The Question here is will a clone have a soul?
Don't
believe the hype - comment
Matt
Shipton
It's a virus protection racket.
Star
Struck - Comment
Sara
Towe
Why is it the regular man does not quite measure up to our sexy
screen stars?
Farmers
Are Taller Than Astronomers
Jeff
M. Hardison- Professor
to the Stars
Mach
2 is twice the speed of sound. Mach 3, of course, is a Gillette
brand of razor
The Raping of ABC News
James Campion
Thats
all Ted would like to be, a newsman. And there is apparently no
room for newsmen these days in the rapacious network swirl of events...
Finding
a gift to give - Travel
Kevin
Mulcahy in
Zambia
Dignity is not absent in poverty, just trapped beneath its hard
surface.
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The
English Pub - History
Ian Bowie
The last twenty years of the twentieth century were not kind to
the good old English pub.
How
To Reverse Engineer Your Success
Michael Southon's
web tips
If it's working for them, you can find out exactly how they're doing
it by studying their site
Track One
- Side One - Writer's tips
Trevor Blake
-
You too can be a rock critic.
The
Euro honeymoon is over, so what's next?
James
Skinner
on Europes' future
Paradise Perfect - Travel
Gemma
Quinn in Maui
'Dont do this and you could die, do that and you could die,
do this like that and, well, you could die.'
The
truth about the watched pot boiling
Jeff
M. Hardison
Firefighters
are saying that cooks should not ignore pots, which hold liquid
being heated to boil.
Battle
Line America
James Campion
I
think it's important to point out that
Donald Rumsfeld has gone insane.
Enlightenment
101
Shana Ting Lipton
At
the end of the day, when that henna tattoo has faded, you are all
that remains
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Great
fleas have little fleas upon their backs to bite 'em and
little fleas have lesser fleas ...ad infinitum - Augustus de Morgan
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