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“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” Sun Tzu
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Shell-Shocked
It isn't till you face the fear of death that you begin to see life clearly. Perhaps it's the survival instinct
A Soldier’s Life
He sat on the end of the pier. An old man now, he wore a long gabardine overcoat and a red scarf to keep the wind at bay.
Doubtful Honour
Vietnam 1966 Darkness enveloped them as they entered the jungle.
Quote of the Month
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” Sun Tzu
Shell-Shocked
It isn't till you face the fear of death that you begin to see life clearly. Perhaps it's the survival instinct
A Soldier’s Life
He sat on the end of the pier. An old man now, he wore a long gabardine overcoat and a red scarf to keep the wind at bay.
Doubtful Honour
Vietnam 1966 Darkness enveloped them as they entered the jungle.
Quote of the Month
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.” Sun Tzu
Shell-Shocked
It isn't till you face the fear of death that you begin to see life clearly. Perhaps it's the survival instinct
A Soldier’s Life
He sat on the end of the pier. An old man now, he wore a long gabardine overcoat and a red scarf to keep the wind at bay.
Doubtful Honour
Vietnam 1966 Darkness enveloped them as they entered the jungle.
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Bunny Phluff
'Magnolia was out hunting – not for Easter eggs but for Bunnies, and she had Ted in her sights...'
Maureen Clifford
Fiction
The Apple Cosmos
The main thrust of his hypothesis was that planets and stars were actually gigantic apples.
Boris Glikman
Fiction
A Cuppa Before You Go?
A soft death, the rattle heard in every whispered breath. The flickering television light bleaches all colour.
El Steppenwolf
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