‘Valentine’

Posted on April 2, 2012 by

Read by: Nabeela Ali

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‘A Virginal’

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Read by Ross Young

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‘That time of year thou mayst in me behold’

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Read by Ross Young

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‘Stop All The Clocks’

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Read by Robyn McLaren

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‘Night – Walking’

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Read by Gergely Toth

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One in Fishmarket.

Posted on March 27, 2012 by

Fishmarket close – not popular for walks – its steepness fascinates people into just peeking at the small street. Not many dare to walk down as if it’s restricted for ‘rebels’ only. If one feels unstable on the slope of this grey, brick-layered path, one can hold on the ramp by the wall, which stretches all the way down.

I’ve always wanted to abuse rikshaw guys into riding up, although Down would be much more fun. The ‘insane’ type of fun, when you’re enjoying the ride at the same time feeling (very) unsure if you’ll be able to stop before crashing into the crowd of people walking down Cowgate. Continue reading →

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City Streets and Liquid Roads – Continued

Posted on March 21, 2012 by

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Part Two

Night had begun its mournful descent on the devastated city. With the child hugged tight in my arms I quickly made my way to some ruined buildings on the left hand side of the street. Howling. Like I’m gonna wait and find out. Continue reading →

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