The International Writer's Magazine: JUNE 2015 Welcome

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion: Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

Tucked N - The Smoky Mountains Marianne de Nazareth We wanted to spend a day in a cabin in Pigeon Forge, Knoxville. Back in Transylvania Josef Oberwinzer “I hope it will be totally crazy” ever since we agreed to drive to Transylvania together Rediscovering Jewish Sicily Irene Shaland with Bianca Del Bello The Semitic people were the first group to colonize Sicily and establish a city-port they called Zis, now known as Palermo. They spoke a language similar to Hebrew... The Grand Oak, Coorg, India Marianne de Nazareth It's a pretty comfortable five hour drive from Bangalore, if you are looking for a quick getaway from the chaos that the city has descended into. The Grand Oak is the bliss, that stressed souls need. Last Call for Mercy Michael Britton Hsuen frightens me. I guess it's the way she takes care of the rat problem in the Step Down Guesthouse in Kuala Lumpur

Welcome (Back) to the Jungle James Campion Our antiwar president is slowly being dragged into a giant mess we’ve already made of Iraq with the kind of “cautious” speak we’ve heard for a century around here Goodbye Patriot Act James Campion Hello USA Freedom Act . Crying Wolf? James Skinner As Podemos surges - is Spain on the Venezuelan path to ruin? Comrades Tom Kilcourse So, you lost the election and your leader. No doubt you are reviewing your position and your policies...

The Body Experiment James Campion I found a way to cut your cholesterol numbers in half in 40 days and so can you. Saul Bellow - The Biography Dean Borok I am sunk into Zachary Leader’s biography of my uncle, Saul Bellow, and all my relations, like a man whose whole life flashes back to him in the instant before his death ... A Day in the Life Mel Hamson Autism is a life-long condition present from early childhood, for which the cause is unknown and there’s no cure. Big Sur Country Fred C Wilson 111 Northern California’s not the place to visit in early autumn. The weather’s cold, cloudy and it rains nearly every day... Whitehall Shannon N. Snyder I descended into Euston station, pulled further down by the fast pace of the crowd on their way to work, just like me.

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Pain Abigail George on Marilyn and Arthur Sir, I do not need you to save me and belittle me a little in the process. Grudges Brian Appleton So when you fall in love and get married you never think to ask your fiancée what political affiliation she has and probably less likely to ask what party her parents belong to Antler Clashes T R Healy “My, my, what have we here?” Callas asked as Tuttle locked his road bike to a post outside the law library.

Exiled By Fate Charlie Brown Your jealousy and flaming temper are things I learned to live with, something I want to experience again because your spirit energizes me Julie Engelbrechten  Martin Green He’d occasionally had a fantasy of meeting an attractive woman on the courts, and, there, on the front court she was, practicing serves, pretty hard serves, too.

The Water Knife by Paulo Bacigalupi Orbit Books Sam Hawksmoor review Brilliant, frighteningly real scenario for the doomed 'Sunshine' States. A Chinatown for this generation. Worried about MERS? Read Another Place To Die: Endtime Chronicles 'I was drawn into the story immediately and couldn't put it down. The characters are still with me. Excellent book' Print & Kindle hriller

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