The International Writer's Magazine: OCTOBER 2014 Welcome

Destinations: Travel stories

Opinion: Politics & Comment

Lifestyles How we live

Beautiful Burundi: A Country Less Travelled - Fergus Simpson After over a decade of civil war and ethnic strife, Burundi is starting to receive a gentle stream of more open-minded travellers Serene Destinations in Australia Stacy Eva Australia is a standout amongst the most lovely nations on the planet and is likewise hailed a significant destination. Hack, Slit, Squeal: Immunity in Georgetown, Chennai Colin Todhunter Hack, slit, slice. Butchery in Georgetown. Peeled, pink goat carcases in fly-ridden, one-room shops Sturgeon Landing in Indian Country Fred C. Wilson III I volunteered to join our parish’s Legion of Mary for our annual mission trip abroad. For a month I was to minister to the Cree Indians

Final Observations - One Week Out - James Campion A Caffeinated Political Notebook If voting made any difference they wouldn’t let us do it.- Mark Twain Rob Astorino Unplugged 1 & 2 James Campion A Candid Discussion with the Republican Candidate for Governor of New York Catalonia’s defiance James Skinner Today’s new generations, definitely believe that they are not part of Spain and should therefore be given the freedom to choose their future The Gates of Hell Dean Borok Ferguson MO is the story that Tom Wolfe wishes he could have written for “The Bonfire of the Vanities”

Spitting Into the Wind Tom Kilcourse There are a number of indications around that we are coming to the end of three decades of self-delusion and economic lunacy... Julius Nyerere’s Ujamaa as a liberating political philosophy Ronald Elly Wanda The story of Africa in the last century is one characterized by action and response. Too Little Too Late? Tom Kilcourse Immigration suddenly a problem... The Rules of Engagement Jude. C. Perera I was a casualty of war, there is no better way of putting it. It’s a war that was both sinister and stealthy and famously lacking in any decency and chivalry By George! Tom Kilcourse George Osborne on institutions being anti-business.

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The night I needed nobody is the night I met you. John Traynor I’m a twenty four year old alcoholic. And like all cute hoors for the craic, I live above a pub and nightclub... The Test - extract from 'The Heaviness' by Sam Hawksmoor Whatever you do - don't get on the bus...!

Wash Away My Sins Abigail George We never did get around to building the swimming pool in our backyard that my wife and I often spoke about. We said it would be for the children. Instead the swimming pool could never be built

Twist by Tom Grass Orion Books - October 2014 Sam Hawksmoor review It was only going to be a matter of time before they snatched Charles Dickens from the dead and applied the jump leads... Ten Tiny Love Stories Dan Schneider review a film that should be seen, and in its best scenarios, embraced, The Ghosts of Heaven by Marcus Sedgwick Indigo Pub: October 2014 (UK) Sam Hawksmoor review ... fascinating, tragic, and utterly compelling.

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