David Kirtley
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David Kirtley
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Ch.19 : Campaigns : Part 2 (Marta and Gallanol In The Modern Age)
Pontius, the Cheif Executive of MIOST breakfasts alone in his suburban home, watching news reports of new demonstrations against the new (unnecessary?) massive tunnel project to the islands. He cannot understand the demonstrators, or their purpose. They present 'common sense' arguments against the projects, which seem so alien to someone so driven by the concepts of economic expansion and growth. This is set in the Modern Age of the Martan Empire and Gallanol.
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A Walk in The Park During The Christmas Season Of Goodwill (Don't Breathe On Me)
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A Walk In The Park During The Christmas Season Of Goodwill Could have been my last! Walking the Dogs in the local Park, with my wife’s son, who lives...
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Failed Revolutions
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Where the revolutions could not succeed because they fell out amongst themselves, and didn’t behave with enough decency to stop the bloodshed. Stalin...
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'Christmas!! Christmas!' (Mr A.Muggins at Christmas)
‘Christmas!! Christmas!!’ he swore to himself under his breath. It was all getting just too much for him. He was lazy enough at the best of times,...
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(The Ongoing?) (and rather exaggerated) Chronicles Of Mr Alfred Muggins : Mr Muggins Finds Inspiration From The Adventures Of Good Old King Henry
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Alfred Muggins was sat in bed with his wife, both having slept late. She had been looking at facebook for a while, scrolling and scrolling, while he refused to be tempted into wakefulness. He knew he needed more sleep, as they had been watching historical dramas again, about that famous English King who had so many wives, and had become so cruel.