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Idk, I like zombies I guess
Made myself a lombax self-insert hehe... Their name is Dys (short for Dysprosium and pronounced like "Dice") and they have something gay going on with Rivet
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Writing chapter two starts now...
‘Day Dream’ by the Independent artist Gwaa is an attractive portrayal of hiphop music on Spotify
Feel the enthralling beats of Gwaa’s hiphop track "Sweet Like Skittle" on Spotify
East Africa by Motor Lorry - WW Campbell
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East Africa by Motor Lorry - WW Campbell
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Military links
New Post has been published on https://tslbooks.uk/military-links/
Military links
Apart from obvious non-fiction books about war, aspects of concflict are often found in books. Here is a selection where the military features in some way or other.
Wilbur Smith – The Burning Shore is set in World War One on the Western Front before the story moves to South West Africa (Nambibia) and Africa. Saša Stanišiç – How the soldier repairs the gramaphone looks at the impact of the Bosnian conflict on family life
From TSL authors: Sai-Ko by Gabriela Harding – an Eastern European Army conscripts a young man in the short story Army of Angels Musings of an Inadequate Golfer by Malcolm Allen – talks about British army life in the late 18th century when life was less politically correct than it is today. A little piece for mother by Barbara Towell – Nazi Germany plays a role here. This book is not published by TSL. The Celebration Husband by Maya Alexandri – set in World War 1 Africa at the start of the war. Powerless by John Samson – has two men coming to terms with their past, one of whom was conscripted into the South African Army under Apartheid.
For books on World War 1 in Africa, see the GWAA imprint for those published by TSL or visit the Great War in Africa Association for a wider range.
A consequence of war is displacement seen in the form of refugees. Wilbur Smith’s The Burning Shores touches on refugees as does Irene Nemirovsky’s Suite Francaise. People Not Borders’ I am Me tells of how a young refugee experiences a new life after the turmoil.
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