DECEMBER 2019 Welcome

••• The International Writers Magazine - Comment - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 20 years on-line
Hackwriters is mostly in archive mode now with only sporadic updates - December 2019

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion: Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

10 Facts About Car Rental from a Modern Traveler’s Perspective Ksenija Tocilina

Not All Republicans Are For Trump James Campion Mass Exodus of GOP in Congress Tell a Different Tale - I proffer that these representatives simply can no longer bear Donald Trump or where the country is going – fiscally, morally or otherwise

Brazil: Say farewell to the trees Gabriella Davies 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.

FICTION

More Fiction

REVIEWS Film & Books

A Risk of Signing Away the Future Bryan Smith The truth about Tech might kill you Saving Santa Martin Green "But Claus, look, we gotta talk.   You hafta get up to date".  For Jerome Abigail George Shut the door. Shut out the quiet light. Tell yourself to swim away from the tigers. One day I will find myself in a forest without men, without huntsmen and warriors, nomads and ghosts that burn all hours of the day and night

Let's Make A Deal Oswaldo Jimenez I’m supposed to be dead. The deal was that when I reached the age of fifty I would be dead.  Of course, it wasn’t exactly specified, I guess, how it would happen or when. But I think it was just supposed to happen when I reached the age of fifty. Resident of The Month 2 Martin Green “He murdered his wife, you know.” The speaker was Ezra Finch, intercepting me as I was on my way to interview his neighbor Horace Cooper for a Resident of the Month story

How to Live Safely in a Science Fictional Universe by Charles Yu This a novel about the perfect time you will never have with the perfect girl you will never meet, in a life never lived in a time that never happened and a dog called Ed Ship Breaker by Paolo Bacigalupi (YA Fiction) 'A brilliant thrilling insight into America's Post-Oil Future'

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