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••• The International Writers Magazine - December 2025 - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 26 years on-line
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China Girl Marcel d'Agneau On great education expectations Tabytha Goes To Florida Tabytha Towe's Diary Cruises are brutal for drinking and unfortunately I like having a nice, cold beer offered to me every 5 seconds. Olive Oil - DOC Raymond k Clement The finest wines of Italy carry the DOC (Denominazion di Origine Controllata) designation why not Olive Oil? Into the Sahara J. Jaye Gold Last night we crossed the border. The guards kept us there for four hours, searching our belongings in hopes of finding anything that would justify the payment of a bribe.

Build Your Own Ray Gun Brian Runciman on building the personal hand-held integrated light actuated neon defence energy rifle Letter From Santiago No 3 Dermot Sullivan My quest for Guinness has failed ... Minding the Kids JT Brown on Japanese childcare The kids have a great time Shanghai in the Fast Lane Eric D. Goodman Some say Shanghai is literally sinking under the weight of it’s own development. It’s also said that half of the construction cranes working in the world are in China - and most of them are right here in Shanghai.

Introducing James Campion’s Profonde Musique James Campion 12.6.25 Podcasts and Rock Music Profiles Christmas How to buy gifts and survive the Season Sara Troy Babtized by the Rainforest Marcie Pullman cycling in Costa Rica Allowing Yourself to Fail Toward Success Anne Marie Baugh Dare to be uncomfortable and you dare to really succeed!

FICTION

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REVIEWS Film & Books

The Prisoner Tom Sheehan The sound came once more. He stiffened. It was closer. His whole body knew it was closer. It was not just in the hearing. It approached. The Photographer’s Model Joseph Grant “Life is defined by light and shadow…” The stentorian voice boomed, filling the large empty echo of the front of the photographer’s shop. The Lady’s Curse Natalie Tehrani The Tower Adaira felt the tower walls edge closer, imagined the spiders creeping from their damp beds to crawl over her skin. Outside the fields stretched for miles, laughing with silent scorn at her weakness. The Crow Martin Green Caw.  Caw.  Caw. Arnold was jolted out of his doze.  A crow in his back yard?

Whatever Happened to Genie Magee? Sam Hawksmoor A girl wakes up from a brief coma to discover she has no idea who she is or how she was found barely alive in a burning car... ______________________________ Wake Up Dead Man: Knives Out 3 Directed by Rian Johnson A very dark final bow for Benoit Blanc

The Book of Dust Volume 3 – The Rose Field by Philip Pullman The amazing conclusion to Lyra's story Leo by Deon Meyer 'A gripping SA Cape crime drama' Jay Kelly Starring George Clooney & Adam Sandler Directed by Noah Baumbach Sam Hawksmoor review A heartwarming yet sad feelgood movie

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