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••• The International Writers Magazine - Comment - Lifestyles - Fiction - Travel - 20 years on-line

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion: Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

Lost in Translation: Learning the Cartagena Hustle Ashley Harvey We carefully crawl our way to the top of the mud volcano; sunscreen, clay, fresh water wafting in the air. It’s a frenzy. The Next Backpacker Destinations Tom Coote The more adventurous travellers will often go to the sort of places that remain untouched ... Cicumnavigator John M Edwards Antonio Pigafetta, chronicler of Magellan’s voyage, was the first “literary” travel writer to circle the globe, recording mutiny and shipwreck, Patagonian giants and Filipino warriors. Planning the Trip Sam Black plans an Alaska road trip I believe in having goals.

Final Word On Mueller Report & Obstruction of Justice James Campion This whole Russian obsession the Trump campaign and its administration’s first two years of governance has displayed had nothing to do with collusion. 8M - Spanish Elections James Skinner Spain goes to the polls and women are leading the way to a Socialist victory ... The Mueller Report & Me Martin Green ...maybe there were two reports as Fox and CNN seemed to be reporting on different things.

The Attempted Murder of the Planet & The Merry Human Virus James Campion - Earth Day 4.22.19 We mean well, or we think we do – but we still merrily burn fossil fuels and use plastic all over the joint and eat animals who are filling the ozone with methane. Max and I Go to the Rose Bowl Paul Michelson Once Washington’s spot in the game was assured, I knew what I’d hear: “We should go,” my son Max said. “Who knows if we’ll get a chance again?” The Minivan Circle of Life Jennie Garman Vans -- my stepfather has always driven minivans. They - much like him - were old and colossal with unsolvable issues he didn’t care enough about to fix. On the subject of pain Sam Hawksmoor For the last year I have been struggling to write a novel about pain.  The choice of subject was influenced by a sustained attack of fibromyalgia ...

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Moving Hay Sam Hawksmoor Genie looked at the kitchen clock and sighed.  Ten to four.  The time of the great experiment had arrived.  He’d been trying for months now with no success, but it at least it made him happy and that, she had discovered, was important.  Happiness was a new experience for her; it seemed to vanish like mist when you least expected it. An unusal Sunday in Dagoba Lakunle Jaiyesimi Sundays are unusually hot days! Nature has her ways for perfect orderliness. Dreamwalker Peter Ike Amadi “So what do you do in your spare time?” “I’m a dreamwalker” she replied with a small smile.

Nerve damage and the history of light in November Abigail George I reach out for the stillness of the sea hanging in the sitting room. I’m slowly going mad again.

Currently reading: Idiots Guide to Tiling a Floor Currently watching: The Good Fight - new season a disappointment with long monologues and insipid cartoons. Bad Banks - A thrilling German drama about high finance dealing and fraud

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