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TANYA SITS AT the side of the couch, her head resting on her hand. She smiles when I say...

By Sarah Kanowski

ON A STEAMY Sydney day, I find myself in a crowded room, summoned for jury service. There are about...

APRIL 2004 FALLUJAH: Driving through the empty streets of Fallujah, I felt the stench of death in the air....

By Donna Mulhearn

BEHIND THE PRINCESS Marina Hospital, not far from the centre of Gaborone, are the two small buildings that house...

By Peter Browne

A panic had set in and people from the infected area were hurrying to be inoculated. The crush was...

By Ian Townsend

BELFAST. EARLY 1970s. I am a fourteen-year-old boy on a shopping expedition with my mother. Objective: the purchase of...

By Michael Andrews

SOMETIMES, MY SISTER seemed to be beckoning it, and I would steer well clear of her. Down the back,...

By Andrew Belk

"NOTHING MUCH" WAS the usual reply when asked what was going on. Nothing much went on in the summer...

The woman from County Meath THE WARMTH OF the Dublin day caught everyone by surprise. Through the window I could...

By Frank Brennan

ON A SPRING day in 1971, my husband, my best friend and I set off from Boston, Massachusetts bound...

By Simi Linton

A HEIGHT-ADJUSTIBLE HOSPITAL bed. At first I didn't understand what the nurses meant. For a moment I pictured our...

By Virginia Lloyd

"SINS HAVE LONG shadows." A Chinese student said this to my husband when he heard that John had missed...

By Helena Pastor

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