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Jewels in the Claw (7) – Steve Tanham

Posted on June 7, 2018 by

Continued from Part Six. The tea cup is empty, but he continues to hold it – lost, happily, in his reveries on the edge of what was the stage, the royal court floor… He looks down at the cup and … Continue reading →

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Jewels in the Claw (4) – Steve Tanham

Posted on May 17, 2018 by

Continued from Part Three. The line of packing cases is nearly complete. The man looks down at the three chairs in the East, one white, one purple and one red. The symbolism of the outer two was plain: the Tudor … Continue reading →

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Jewels in the Claw (ii) – Steve Tanham

Posted on May 1, 2018 by

Continued from Part One He stops in the act of dismantling – the raven directly in line with his left eye. Reluctantly, he climbs onto the chair to unhook the left panel of rubberised black fabric that contains the bird’s … Continue reading →

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