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••• The International Writers Magazine 2021 - Comment - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 22 years on-line

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Nature Knows No Borders Jenny Wright Early morning, I'm walking along the beach, breathing in whiffs of sea spray. White Rock’s’ lights are fading and ocean and skies turn blue against the backdrop of a glowing sunrise. 'Cleaning' the Amman Nymphaeum for heritage Marwan Asmar This summer was a good cleaning period for the Amman Nymphaeum. From a blackened relic, its frontal facade, niches and apses are restored again. Pentidattilo Raymond K. Clement Nestled beneath a rock formation that eerily resembles the five fingers of an upraised hand lies a small town located at the farthest reaches of southern Italy... The Green Dog of Sosua Dominican Republic Dean Borok In a world of big ‘putas’ its impossible for a guy to have a little fun. That’s what the little kid discovered, hands cuffed behind his back, as the cop called for a car to pick him up and take him to the ‘cárcel.’

Vaccines, CDC, & The Natural Order of Things - James Campion 5.15.21 So, I’m halfway home. The wife and I got the first Moderna shot a few weeks ago. On the twenty-seventh day of May 2021, we shall be vaccinated. Freedom to enjoy life again beckons... The Not-So Curious Case of Liz Cheney - James Campion 5.10.21 Wyoming Congresswoman at The GOP Fault Line - There is nothing quite like intraparty political intrigue, especially when it is so unabashedly cynical. Biden at the Century Mark James Campion 5.1.21 The First 100 Days in Our National Recovery- The key element of Biden’s first 100 days is his restocking the business of government ... Observations on Things Learned During the Pandemic Martin Green We learned that every delivery would contain a surprise.

How to Design a Productive Home Office Space When You Have Roommates Indiana Lee While remote work was already becoming more popular, the pandemic caused a sudden “boom” in work-from-home employees. 5 Ways to Become a Great Writer Jamie Ann To become a great writer, you must embrace the power of imagination There's No Place Like Grandma's Home - Malcom Graham “How you doin’, suga’?” She inquires as I plop a kiss on her cheek, her sweet voice oozing over me like rivers of honey. Take A Deep Breath Murli Menon 5.3.21 Stess levels are constantly increasing as recent events have revealed. When there is mass fear fuelled by external events, inner balance gets lost.

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REVIEWS Film & Books

The Repossession of Genie Magee 'Combining the elements of science fiction, mystery and supernatural, it is definitely one of the best, and most fascinating, novels I've ever read'. E.Seo A Life Icedawan Yun Xi worked at a small foreign company, as the only female in office, she enjoyed other colleague’s care. Her life is limited.

Octavia Street Martin Green Lately I’ve been thinking about the time I lived in an apartment on Octavia Street in San Francisco. A New York Love Story Sam North It can happen anytime, anywhere and it happened to me in Jamaica. I fell in love, only the object of my affliction told me that she lived in New York. She also foolishly said, ‘come and stay with me, come very soon.’ On Writing a YA novel 'You think it's possible two worlds could exist in the same place, McReady?

Shadow & Bone now on Netflix Combining two book series it's a visual treat for lovers of Leigh Bardugo's fantastic fiction Anti-Life (Breach) Directed by John Suits and features Cody Kearsley and Bruce Willis it should come with a viewer warning for sheer ineptness

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