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Writing The Worlds Language
FWM Online Magazine was founded in 2010 as an outlet for writers to share their voice. A member of the Flexwriters Creative Network, FWM Online features topics that range from author interviews to exploratory essays to articles on world and social events. FWM is also interested in writers who [...]
Jade Miramontes
Jade Miramontes was born at Osan AFB in Taejon, South Korea. She came here to the U.S in February of 1980, and has been in California ever since. Jade has had a love affair with writing and literature since she was a young child; and won several creative writing awards. In her Freshman year [...]
6 May 2013
… on our Second Amendment. No doubt you all know about the tragic attack on the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. None of you will hear me say that [...]
8 Dec 2012
Dear Readers, as I am sure most, if not all of you know, quite a few of my fellow Californians attempted to abolish the death penalty here in this state. [...]
Writers Digest
The house of the greatest restaurant owner on earth has no kitchen. Last time we were here, Morena took us to hospital. Sam had contracted a frightening illness, from his stubborn refusal to rest, his shattered matchbox-transit van, and a lunatic schedule on the road. 5am, and the hospital was closed. She got us...
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Written by Alabaster Deplume Alnwick is a small town, with a castle, north of Newcastle. They’re working on it, certainly they are, but as yet the focus of the place seems fixed, on tourism. Thus, in such a place, can a flouncing and pretentious poet/singer/ponce make good use, of the solitude, and cheap...
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At the BBC, they fill silences. At 9am we’re all laughing at anecdotes that haven’t been spoken. It is done meticulously and efficiently. Now and then, an air of reverence descends, some mention of an impending celebrity, before a return, to the great chatter, that relieves us of the responsibility of our selves, and...
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It is a tall ceiling above me, in the house of God. In St Philip’s, Salford, tonight, we will praise love and the spirits. We will also sell and consume alcohol. And swear a bit. Just now I’m wondering if it would be appropriate for me to perform, tonight, from the pulpit. Is it...
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This morning, I brushed my teeth with a golden toothbrush. (That isn’t a slang term for playing saxophone, though perhaps it should be.) It was gold-plated, mind. Solid gold could be dangerous. It is a bizarre thing, this life, and I hope no-one ever succeeds in explaining it to me… This week, I released...
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22/10/2011 Once a week, I am lucky enough to work for an organisation called Ordinary Lifestyles. We support people with learning difficulties, to live. You will have your own ideas about what is implied, by the last word in that sentence, everyone does. Occasionally, though, for some of us, that implication can be...
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Generally, when you’re making a record, the first thing people ask you is, “so, how many tracks have you done, then?” I doubt anyone reading this will have enjoyed a particular book for how many chapters there were in it, and neither have I. ‘How many tracks’ is, for me, quite an abstract concern...
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Last week, we had three different performers recording, at Iron Mountain. Self-understandingly, Louis Barabbas. I’ve never had so many performances ruined by the sheer hilarity of high-quality grim whimsy and doom-puns. Hilarious. Silent studio atmosphere or not, you too would laugh: “I want to be absolved of all my intentions and have my decent...
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