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On the metro, #2.1
It’s a long ride on the train from the suburbs to downtown, about forty-five minutes. It’s a mostly empty train in the early evening. The museum-going family crowd has already gone home, a… more →
Die Writing
On the metro, #2.1
wrote 5 months ago: It’s a long ride on the train from the suburbs to downtown, about forty-five minutes. It … more →
Card Out!
wrote 7 months ago: Disclaimer: I wrote this article as a reflection of my own thought in 2010. I posted it here for rep … more →
A quick demystification of a conventional RMIT student.
wrote 7 months ago: By Huynh Ngoc Tan (This version is slightly different than the version posted on LSU Website due to … more →
On the metro, No. 17
wrote 10 months ago: There is a young couple on a bench near me. The car is very crowded, so it’s hard to see them. … more →
Observations in London
wrote 11 months ago: The lady on the train I’m sitting across the aisle from a woman with pink gold and turquoise s … more →
Lonely in a crowd
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wrote 1 year ago: In a sudden moment, she found herself sitting alone while everyone else was up and dancing. The dens … more →
On the metro #6
wrote 1 year ago: One He is an aging manchild with a poorly maintained businessman haircut. Slightly overweight, dress … more →
The commercialisation of Death
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wrote 1 year ago: Day time TV is being bombarded with adds for “Funeral Cover Expenses”. In which soft, grandmotherly … more →
On the metro #14
wrote 1 year ago: Aside You know what, screw the numbers. Kachunk, kachunk A young couple going out for the evening. T … more →
On the metro #3
wrote 1 year ago: Aside Not actually sure of the number. Three sounds like a good one. First Two men, separated by … more →
The Rats in the Trees
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wrote 2 years ago: I watch the palm trees dance in the wind. Their tops like rough, bristly broom heads. People see bea … more →
Shaking Things Up; Making Life a Little More Scary.
wrote 3 years ago: First, let me apologize for my absence, not to assume you missed me, but for myself and my desired d … more →
Is Your Writing “Sense-able”?
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wrote 4 years ago: I know I have written about using all five senses when you write before, but I recently realized I a … more →
