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Jerry Burnham & Stephen Wade - Down by the Riverside

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29a. "Survival of the Idiots"

65a. "Selling Out" 

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His private world of the imagination, Mortmere, like the Brontës’ Gondal and Angria, provided an arena for the conflict of the emerging self-identity with the family and with authority. He also cultivated the self-image of a defiant artist in a world of philistines: his diary-keeping was disciplined and detailed (as it was to be all his life) and provided material for future fiction. ‘Isherwood the artist was an austere ascetic, cut off from the outside world, in voluntary exile, a recluse.’ He had literary heroes: Emily Brontë, Wilfred Owen, Katherine Mansfield and Baudelaire.

Stephen Wade, Christopher Isherwood

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Jerry Burnham, Stephen Wade, Tom Layton - Reckless Rufus

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29a. "Survival of the Idiots" 

96. "Pest of the West"

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Being a Detective by Stuart Gibbon and Stephen Wade

Being a Detective by Stuart Gibbon and Stephen Wade

Crime writers are, by the nature of their work, blessed with excellent imaginations. However, if you are writing a police procedural novel, you want the procedures to be as accurate as possible. Enter Stephen Wade and Stuart Gibbon with their new book Being a Detective. I am particularly pleased that Stuart Gibbon has taken time to visit my blog today.

Thank you for inviting me to feature on…

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TOKYO | Olympic volunteers: One-time chance, or exploitation?

TOKYO | Olympic volunteers: One-time chance, or exploitation?

TOKYO (AP) — Unpaid Olympic volunteers do almost everything: guide athletes around, greet dignitaries and translate for lost fans. IOC officials acknowledge the games couldn’t be held without them; invariably smiling, helpful and praised by presidents, prime ministers and monarchs.

The billion-dollar Olympics are awash with cash. But volunteers work for free. That’s the case at next year at the…

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[Free eBook] Prodigal Gun by Stephen Wade [Western]

Prodigal Gun by Stephen Wade is his standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press' Pioneering imprint.

The story stars a young man out to avenge the murder of his father by a minion of the town tyrant who has corrupted the local law, but must gather allies in secret to overthrow him after being forced to go on the run after witnessing another murder and robbery performed by a local deputy.

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Description With most of Bailey run by a tyrant, how can the townsfolk succeed in bringing real justice?

Ed Hardy lives and works on the Big Sky ranch - a young boy, old enough to carry a gun but not quite ready to manage the ranch.

Dan Murdo runs most of Bailey, his power over the town and its people is only challenged by Gus Rowe, in his refusal to sell his establishment, the False Start, to Murdo.

Ed Hardy’s father Joe, was murdered by Murdo’s minion - Keller.

Ed seeks to avenge his father’s murder, despite his mother Tilda’s desperation to not risk losing him too. But revenge is not simple when the target runs the town with a gun.

One night, Ed Hardy witnesses a robbery and murder, committed by a deputy - corrupted by Murdo!

Seen, Ed goes on the run and is fortunate enough to bump into Frank Cole, who hides him. It turns out that ex lawman, Frank Cole, was Joe Hardy’s friend.

Frank is a drifter however Tilda, Ed and a town in need of order may just be enough to change his ways...

Hunted by the Murdo and his men, Frank and Ed’s family must gain allies to take on the town tyrant, but how much blood will be shed for what seems a futile cause…?

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Stephen Wade - Old Joe Clark

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"How's this for a sweet A-Team? Dan Medland, Josh Pyke, Stephen Wade & Mike Rosenberg AKA @passengermusic... Legends!"

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Factory Theatre (Sydney) • 21 April 2012