EDITORIAL- Onslaught at the Multiplex - Can there be too many movies?
November 2002 -The International Writer's Magazine

NOVEMBER HACKWRITERS THE BIG OLYMPIC LIE or NEW YORK CITY DREAMIN' James Campion

HACKTREKS -WORLD TRAVEL

COMMENT

LIFESTYLES

Stormy Nights on the Gulf Islands Stewart Clayton 'I love the darkness.' Weekend In Manhattan Jayne Sharratt

You Can Be Your Own Real Estate Agent Stewart Clayton • Boyfriend in a coma Jenny Brown on LSD • The Case of the Hit and Run Donkey (A true story) James Skinner in Spain

Clothing Junkies Jenny Brown is a shopping expert 10 Steps to a Successful Wedding Jenny Brown's guide to weddings in Vancouver

Auschwitz Under Blue Skies Namaya Time has washed over this remote plantation and removed the overt signs of slavery First Impressions Gouthami Timor is supposed to be a crocodile that became an island of plenty Los Palos Gouthami in East Timor

The Big Olympic Lie James Campion The whole planet to converge on New York's streets? • On Songwriting Where's the revolution? Owain Treece • Angry Ode to the Captain James Campion on Warren Zevon

A Nun Junkie (a slice of life in India) Viva Sarah Press Ms Joanna Regrets Joanna North Bingo is just not enough. Having a Bukowski Moment Alan Gibson on 'Life' Cruising the Ether Abdul Bardamu 'stargazer' I became the Samizdat source at the Soviet Pavilion.

Cruising to Crete 'Books and Bookends' James Skinner finally comes ashore Santorini is paradisiacal Thirteen Hours to Midnight Colin Todhunter They spend their lives waiting for midnight. Pictures of St Kilda Graeme Garvey Almost anywhere was better than St Kilda Borneo is Bleeding Bill Sanders Here, Christ shared a wall with totems, and monkey meat was served with Coke. The Festival of Lights Colin Todhunter on Diwali The stars belong to a meaningful philosophical tradition A Romance with Greyhound Amy Thorpe Every bus trip is different in it’s own little way. Isla Guadalupe I was going to meet a Great White shark; cage diving for the first time ever.

A Birds Eye View of Life. Michael Levy this patch of sky was theirs! • Nirvana: The True Emotions Reverend Antonio Hernández, On controlling anger • Autoethnography of Silence Brian R Wood I was the most silent in class • Why mention religion? Barry Mitchell Bytes Back • Swimming the English Channel Harsh Thakore • "Your children are not safe anywhere, at any time..." James Campion on the Maryland Sniper Print On Demand Ben JonJak on Independent Publishing

The Deep End James Skinner - Honarary Consul There she was, bruised, staring.. Oh to be a Nun Tabytha Towe Vancouver's Ex-Party Girl I’m a responsible flirt What’s Mine is Yours Except when it’s mine Colin James Haslett Art belongs to the audience Art of Motorcycle Maintenance Colin Todhunter Pete was adamant - the world functioned like a motorbike Autumn in Japan Mandy Mand ...cute little Japanese girls running around in high heeled shoes and a pair of bat wings Is Cloning 100 percent Possible? Brian Runciman Where are we post -Dolly? Ayurveda magic Viva Sarah Press in India At the Somatheeram Resort Andre de Toth Alex Grant remembers

DREAMSCAPES FICTION

KULTURE

ALEX GRANT REVIEWS

Hard 17 David Whelan We take a very dim view of any and all forms of cheating. Three Dead White Males & Lawrence Block Alex Grant on ABC Books Emporium on Granville Street Final Draught (Monday night beer and scripts in Vancouver all winter long)

A Poetic Nightmare Bonnie Nish Rising from an inner source ... steeped and brewed • 'As Voltaire said...' Craig Branch on K-Pop It's pre-packed, ready-to-order, souless, laboured work • To Shill a Mockingbird Augusta Trobaugh's Sophie &The Rising Sun • Roger Dodger Dylan Kidd's satiric movie debut • Brian De Palma's Femme Fatale • AutoFocus Paul Schrader on Bob Crane • Chasing Rainbows Review by Heather Neal • Gallery 83 Jenny Brown

Six New Crime Novels Alex Grant on the crime fiction beat...hacks who lack conviction Graham Hurley's 'The Take' and other crime novels Michael Connelly's 'Chasing the Dime' Too much haste - a waste Martin Cruz Smith's December 6th - a Peal Harbour Thriller David Quinlan's- Directors Essential reading? A Third Eye Bio of Sam Fuller Reversible Errors Scott Turows new legal thriller Philip Kerr’s 'Dark Matter' The Private Life of Sir Issac Newton' Steven Becks' 'Ghost Ship' Halloween schlock "I SPY" A monstrously inept, perfunctory and flaccid "comeback" Emperor's Club Hoary old chesnut disappoints

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