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AGE:
68
LOC: New Zealand
GEN: Male
LAST LOGIN: September 07
LOC: New Zealand
GEN: Male
LAST LOGIN: September 07
I am Trevor Reeves, 66 years of age, New Zealand. I have been writing since 1968 and have published 8 books. My writing includes poetry, stories, and non-fiction. From 1971, I published the books of many writers under the “Caveman Press” imprint. Then, from 1981, “Square One Press”. My writing has been published worldwide in print form and lately, electronically. I presently run a literary magazine, “Southern Ocean Review” (from 1996) on line: www.book.co.nz and in print.
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Mad Joan Well, I’d never met the lady, but she certainly was a topic of conversation amongst the people I normally talk to. I have my weekly meeting with Arnold at the café and he was there, as usual, this day. Arnold was a part time writer/artist of indeterminate age who lived in a hut at the back of a friend’s property. He took busses and walked everywhere. “She was there, again, today.” He said. “Who?” I asked. “Mad Joan.” he said. Arnold had told me a bit about her before, how she had bee...
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Sequences 80 1. It’s a bit of a bind to be young and struggling. We hang together as friends bound by the upmost trivia. There will always be people who are so upwardly mobile that they will slag their friends mercilessly. The judge enjoyed ceremonial hangings though it isn't done now. The bad weather was enough to make your stomach curl. The whole world is soaked in blood and we distinguish whose with great severity. Be grateful for being alive for so many wake up dead. If your body has been...
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This is an excellent piece. I edit an on-line magazine, Southern Ocean Review and seldom do I come across work of the strength and quality as this. It is nicely put; clearly told and the characters are very clearly delineated. Congratulations, I think this is great.
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Yes, a nice little piece with a few 'twists' an dobviously based on real experience. You should expend this out a bit and give us some evidence of a well thought out 'plot'. I love the simplicity and undertones. Well done.
This would appear to be a poem about the war in Iraq and probably, Afghanistan. That would be my guess, anyway, and I agree with most of its sentiments. Whether the US was 'destined' to do what it did, or otherwise, and whether it should take all the blame. I had to work at the meaning quite a bit but found that to be satisfying even if sme of the language seemed to me to be a bit oblique. But I struggle with lines line "Sanity can be seeen larking (lurking??) / In the burning fields of wisdo...
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