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Damascus

Posted on 16 April, 2019 by Meira

The chaos of burgeoning civil war had given her the cover she needed to set up camp under the guise of a stall holder in the little bazaar beside the Great Wall. Piece-by-piece she was able bring in, and assemble, … Continue reading →

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Dinner with the Air Marshall

Posted on 4 February, 2019 by Philip

. . . She didn’t hear the click of a lock when he closed the door behind him but she knew she was a prisoner here. Deciding against testing to see how much freedom she really had she lay on … Continue reading →

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Meira III – The Gilgamesh Syndrome

Posted on 8 May, 2017 by Philip

Meira III has become long overdue due, in part, to distractions in world events but more so to the increasingly obvious need for radical change to the capitalist democracies predominate in first world nations. Why should that effect a work … Continue reading →

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