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A New Year

  Another year. Another variant.Is that too dark?Or has the TVA decided “to hell with it” and cut everyone loose?(This is an MCU reference. Apologies to all those not well-versed in the cinematic universe.) Anyway, it’s 2022 – how’d that happen?And will it be its own weird year or 2020, Vol. 2? Please no Vol. […]Read Post ›

Twelve Ten, No. 18

  Editor’s Note Maya   It’s been a bit bleak lately, hasn’t it? Day 12 of the new decade and people are already exhausted. With the way things are going, everybody will be ready for bed by the end of the month. Silver linings seem to be in short supply at the moment… But: candles […]Read Post ›

Twelve Ten, No. 17

Editor’s Note Maya   It’s been a harrowing week, here in the Old Country. But then it’s been a harrowing week for a lot of people all across the globe. It seems almost selfish to feel that something has been genuinely broken by The Horrible Incident on Yom Kippur, when so much is already in […]Read Post ›

stories told

There are many ways to embark on a journey.   Some get up and walk out of the door, never to be seen again. All that is known of them are rumours whispered and stories told.   Others plan and strategise, consult maps and travelogues, make sure to know all the best places to rest […]Read Post ›

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Mark Twain

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