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Tag Archives: violence
Walk in their shoes
“.. before I can live with other folks I’ve got to live with myself. The one thing that doesn’t abide by majority rule is a person’s conscience.” Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird “Is everything okay over there?” said my … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life
Tagged condemnation, fear, hatred, murder, racism, terrorism, violence
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Where are we going? – Steve Tanham
Where are we going? When things are going well in ‘our’ world, there is an understandable tendency to assume that a generally benign evolution of civilisation is taking place, one in which we play our part, however small, being a … Continue reading
Posted in Steve Tanham, The Silent Eye
Tagged #Silenti, accelerated evolution, consciousness, esoteric psychology, Life Science, politics, violence
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Noir
She moved with the sinuous grace of a dancer or a thief; sleek and deadly. Her eyes were wide, feigning innocence. Hiding secrets… She licked her lips, as if she liked the taste of blood. The crime scene didn’t faze … Continue reading
The Derwent Valley
The car once more full to bursting, ready for the long drive south, and my companions either back at work or heading for the airport, I went to collect Nick from the hostel, ready for a morning in the hills. … Continue reading
Spring by Neel Anil Panicker #writephoto
In his thirty years of policing, Inspector Vaidyanth Kamble had never witnessed anything as horrendous as this. A mere foot from where he stood lay the corpse, or rather, whatever remained of it. Careful so as not to disturb any … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, photo prompt, Photography
Tagged flash fiction, murder, violence
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Charles Yallowitz -Where Did the Shattered States Come From?
Cover art by Jon Hunsinger John W. Howell asked: “I would like to know the inspiration for the Bedlam series. I know your fantasy world was inspired by your gaming so what inspired bedlam?” Crossing Bedlam is fairly new compared … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure, author, bedlam, Cassidy, Crossing Bedlam, dystopia, dystopian, fighting, guns, inspiration, Lloyd, rated-r, science Fiction, violence, writing
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Nice 14/7/16
It is a long time since I joined the crowds in France to celebrate a national holiday, but I remember the wonderful atmosphere and gaiety when I took my small son to watch the blooming of fireworks in the night … Continue reading
Fallout
I read an article a friend had posted this morning, taken from The Independent. I read it with tears for many reasons and a certain amount of empathy. The piece run by the paper tells the extended story of a … Continue reading
