The International Writer's Magazine - JUNE 2006 - Welcome

Hackwriters '06

New Fiction

World Travel

Comment

First Chapters

Reviews

Destinations: Sengalese Tabaski Sacrifice Kari Masson Learning from Africa Geneva Lorraine Balita goes beyond chocolate Translation Treachery C. Lee McKenzie signs in China Volunteer Travel Help India's poorest Frontier Country Nickolay Todorov at Toroweap and Lava Falls Cordoba, Spain - Habeeb Saloum- explore the history of the Moors Lanzarote without a Map Erica Johansson in Orzola

Comment: Why the Democrats won't surge in '06 James Campion - GOP rule forever? These guys can do anything. They are here to stay. Count on it. Fear and Loathing in the UK Colin Todhunter I see shopkeepers and cashiers caged in behind reinforced glass Day in the Life of a Tour Leader Tariq El Kashef “Find a job you love” says Confucius ...

Lifestyles: Youth, Modernisation and Japan Richard Stirland on Battle Royale Could you kill your best friend? The Gueem James Campion celebrating the coolest cat in the world The Fungus of Friendship Eric D Lehman Money has ruined many frendships... The World in 2050 Sam North revisits a future prediction of the years ahead Yenna Acharama? (Are you that traditional?) Kiran Kannappan - Subway Culture

DREAMSCAPES FICTION

IN DEPTH

REVIEWS

Damien- an exorcism Tom Over - life in Amsterdam My First Love Sidi Benzahra Bus boy's have feelings too Dying Wish Wesley Weyers - heaven on earth. Wake up Dave... The Money Tree by Subimal Misra Translated by V Ramaswamy Beggars come across a dead white donkey... Echoes of a funeral drum Mary Opaluwa Baba and I were at the Lokongoma crossroads to perform the sacrifice Blueberry Hill Raymond K Clement goes picking berries From The Horse's Mouth Welsey Weyers about a mugging The Camel Subimal Misra (translated by V Ramaswamy) - trying to have the perfect dream?

Atom v Oil? James Skinner - is the nuclear option inevitable? The NSA Tapes James Campion on secret calls in the dead of night Studio Ghibli and Miyazaki David Gordon 'Probably the most major theme of the film is Miyazaki’s portrayal of mankind’s destruction of nature' Real Horror in Anime Kayt Solomon on Hadashi No Gen 'It took many years for the Japanese film industry to begin to address the issue of nuclear warfare.' Snow and Blood Rosie Burbridge on Tarantino & Lady Snowblood 'The incessant similarities between the Fujita’s Lady Snowblood films and Tarantino’s Kill Bill films are impossible to ignore... Wither The Japanese Family in Film? Victoria Groom As a western audience we watch the film feel great sympathy towards the older generation

Temping by Kirby Olsen A Charlie Dickinson review of this satiric first Seattle based novel Everything is Illuminated Dir Liev Shrieber A Dan Schnieder DVD review Nine Lives Dir Rodigro Garcia A Dan Schnieder DVD review Die Mommie Die! Dir Mark Rucker A Dan Schnieder DVD review Angel on the Roof: Russell Banks short story collection A Dan Schnieder review Divine Madness by Robert Muchamore Kyla Lacey-Davidson review At The Inland Sea by Edward Bond Chris Churcher theatre review The Man From Perfect by Andrea Semple Lynn Ede reviews the perfect beach book

FIRST CHAPTERS

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