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Dermot's Travel Diary Argentina & Chile- The Big Eat It's hot here in Santiago. Really hot. It is physically draining to walk down the street. The sun beats down with an intensity I've never encountered before. The Bridge at Remagen Eva Bell Cruising down the Rhine from Bonn to Koblenz on a lazy afternoon, the twin towers of Remagen bridge rose like black ghosts through the treetops on the west bank, making me sit up with a start. Remembering Hotels, Good and Bad Walli F. Leff Once I had an exceptional experience in a hotel: I slept on an absolutely perfect mattress. I know that now you expect me to tell you where that mattress was. I would if I could, but, for the life of me, I just can’t remember.

Women in Bondage James Campion 9.4.21 Supreme Court Ignores Unconstitutional Bans on Abortion in Texas, Thus Enslaving Women’s Bodies at the Behest of the State - The moment former Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bater Ginsberg stopped breathing the rights of women were put on life support. Things I didn’t do this Summer First rule when you have finished a novel – don’t listen to advice.  Afghanistan - The Big Fail James Campion 8.20.21 The entire farce of the War on Terror – a never-ending money pit of violence, lies – was set up for bad endings.

Happiness Manifesto Julia Reynolds Today I went walking down to Parangha Beach, Mykonos, Greece for a chilly swim Charles Robert Watts 1941-2021 James Campion 9.1.21 Watts did things in the Stones so miraculous that it was mostly overlooked for nearly six decades. Not overlooked as much as ignored. Politicians Lies, Truth and Opinions James Morford Must politicians lie? Niccolo Machiavelli thought if politicians did not lie they would surely fail because lying was fundamental to politics. Not to lie ignored reality

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REVIEWS Film & Books

Hibiscus Abigail George 9.4.21 There was a dual aspect to her personality which he loved about her. But she never saw this, never asked for anything but to be saved when she was in his arms. Confessions of a New York City Street Peddler Dr. Howard Karlitz David Gordon is standing in front of a class of delinquent kids in a South Brooklyn juvenile detention center trying to teach reading a short story called 'Young Pablo Picasso'... The Lottery Ticket Martin Green It began as a simple scheme by two clerks who worked in the State Lottery Oversight Bureau (SLOB).

Celeste’s Last Breath Sam Hawksmoor 9.1.21 an extract from Mission Longshot “You need to get inland pretty damn quick, kid. Storm's coming, you’ll see.” Scenes from a Life Martin Green 9.1.21 It was the Depression year of 1939 but Arnold, eight years old, didn’t know they were poor.  Life After Death Emma Callan I was thirty four years old when I died. I’d never thought about dying before

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