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Writing the Unthinkable

Writing the Unthinkable

When I first started to write, it was to escape. I longed, like a snorkeler, to slip beneath cool waters and linger below the surface of another world. Bangkok was a city burning on its fringes with protests, and I began by invoking these sights and smells. This grew into a novel, a portrait of […]

December 6, 2016 | By J L Hall | 3 Replies More

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