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Why do you write?

I have things I want to say and I am bold enough to hope that people may be interested in these things, and what I think of them.

Are you a vivid dreamer?

My dreams are extremely vivid, often upsetting, usually in full colour, but not always able to be summoned back to consciousness the next day. Which may not be a bad thing.

 


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The Leap
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The Leap: In the shadow of the Voice referendum by Paul Daley

by Tony Birch
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1945: The Reckoning: A complex history taken with absolutes by Phil Craig

by Seumas Spark
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Ripeness: A novel about social maturation by Sarah Moss

by Amy Walters
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What Is Wrong with Men by Jessa Crispin & The Male Complaint by Simon James Copland

by Tom Ryan

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