The International Writer's Magazine: MARCH 2015 Welcome

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion: Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

Day-Tripping Out of Portland: 6 Striking Natural Wonders in 3 Days Tonia Hauser Visiting the city? Take time to appreciate Oregon’s breathtaking beauty Spiritual Nepal on two wheels Junesh Twana It was ready to leave the dust, noise and disambiguated traffic of Kathmandu behind for seven days. Palermo’s Inimitable Hotel Orientale Paul Michelson Part of me was thinking, “This is great!” The other part was thinking, “What have I gotten us into?” The Holy See Fred C. Wilson III The Vatican City State or Holy See is the world’s smallest country. It’s located in the heart of Rome the Italian capitol. Dalian Rocks! Frank Beyer Dalian, a city in the north-east of China, lies on the southern tip of the Liaoning peninsula and faces Korea across the yellow sea. On the Road Mike Blake I remember I first spotted him standing behind the store, smoking a cigarette.

Middle East Blood Juggle James Campion or How To Hold Onto A Fistful of Rain & Not Have Too Many People Killed A Case for Conflict Ben Cooke Whomever says war is wholly bad just doesn't look hard enough Capitalism’s Slow Suicide Tom Kilcourse In seeing people as a cost to be avoided or reduced whenever possible, we forget that they are also consumers The Importance of Process Tom Kilcourse ...inflation in a large, but narrow, market is extremely dangerous for the British economy Is Spanish Socialism Dying? James Skinner What is causing this strange political cauldron that is liable to endanger not only the Eurozone but the whole of the European Union? Where There Is No There...There James Campion+Readers Responses Political melodrama means nothing beyond the massive egos involved Bagan Villagers Need Water Help Us Help Them The jewel in Myanmar's tourism crown is Bagan, an ancient center of power in the central Myanmar arid zone

The Equality of Hate James Campion The Delicate Balance of Us - bigotry, in any way, shape or form is never going away ... Typo Confession Julie McSmith Father, I am sorry for I have sinned.  In particular, I am sorry for having made certain typos and mistaken contractual stipulations.  Salzburg Mozartwoche 2015 Elizabeth Schotten Merklinger In Salzburg every year is a Mozart year, when visitors from around the world flock to this lovely Baroque town for the annual Mozartwoche. This language is easy or difficult because I said so Antonio Graceffo A kid I met in Phnom Penh told me Korean language was not difficult. He said, “Easy to read, easy to write.” Truth and Consequences Dean Borok People these days are less inclined than ever to state obvious facts, because if the truth came out it would mean the end of civilization as we know it.

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The Crow Martin Green Caw.  Caw.  Caw. Arnold was jolted out of his doze.  A crow in his back yard? Life After Death Namitha Varma Silence had settled over our house, ready to get into its pajamas and go to sleep. Getting Out Of Bed Vanessa Telaro Deep down Andie wanted to see how her life would end. In her reverie, Andie was about seventeen years old. You can Call me Al Sam North I told Al that I thought the plan was flawed, the sewers dirty, the cops vicious and Frank unreliable.

West of World Christopher Daniels She had not told any other students, as far as he knew. Of course, she might have. . The Scrapbook Abigail George Divinity: Teenage Infatuation and Pharmaceutical Junkie. We make a ritual out of it. Of saying evening prayers. It is absurd like flying a kite when there is no wind. The White Shack Sidi C. Benzahra I decided to confront my fear and go to the white shack and see all that blood and gore.

Mise En Dread James Campion In Praise of 'Cabaret' - wonderfully conflated hyper-sense of mystery and dread. Chappie Director: Neill Blomkamp (District 9) Stars: Sharlto Copley, Dev Patel, Hugh Jackman 'Five Alive' meets 'Robocop' meets Gangster Hip-Hop all set in a bleak future JoBurg MAGENTA 'Life begins somewhere between the fish and the stars’ a haunting story about a girl who fled the fire into a whole world of trouble. A story about father and daughter and the girl who can read objects...

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