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... who knows what other travellers might not have set out with a wild surmise for these shores? Looking perhaps for Luca Antara; perhaps just for the day after tomorrow.
- Martin Edmond
- Schizoid Antipodean
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- in the forest of signs
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- remembering ariadne
- chewing on bones
- rush of blood
- NOVA.TAVOA.HYDROGRAPHICA.DO.MAR.DE.NOVAS.TERAS.DO....
- add end um
- mais plus alors?
- traum
- José Rizal
- kicked upstairs
- Thursday evening I went to a book launch at Gleebo...
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- (today is the horse's birthday)
- ern's sister's place
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- machine language
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- narcissusworks
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- one million footnotes
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- really bad movies
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1 comment:
Hi there Martin,
An old face from your past here. My name is also Martin and my parents Trev and Renee Turner actually named me after you when both our families lived in Greytown. I think at one stage your family was living upstairs in the old chemist shop on Main Street and my family were in the flat downstairs.
Heard you were doing very well as a writer but havent yet had a chance to read any of your work. I hope to remedy that very soon.
Regards Martin Turner
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