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CAPTIN (pretend) CRAZY JOSE SKALLY-CROW (CPTN C.J S.Crow) Veritas Numquam Prohibere Bonum Fabula. A pirate and vagabond’s guide to Festival adventures around Europe and…
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Minimalist Travel – Living Life the Wright Way
How do you measure the success of a life? Is it based off of material possessions, financial wealth, intelligence or experience? Does having the…
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ONLINE WHORES
Berni Mayer is a popular German media writer, novelist, musician, and blogger. We met on a cold December night in the East End (Berlin)…
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PORNA – Female-Friendly Fornication
Have you ever watched porn online and wondered whether the women are actually enjoying themselves? Whether they are being treated fairly? Whether they are…
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WHAT IS CONSCIOUSNESS?
I finally met my mind-fuckingly happy ‘whole self’ again on the night of the 21st to the 22nd of December and it has undergone…
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Work for the Dead – A Mortician’s Confession
Usually customers are human, but for Chi-Chun, a thirty-four year old Taiwanese woman, things are different. Taking dead bodies out of refrigerators, sewing their…
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King Arthur Today: The Story of a Full-Time Druid
His favourite quote is a misquote by Winston Churchill, who apparently said that, “If Arthur never existed, he should have.” Our Druid king likes…
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KIDNAPPING SPAIN
It’s official. After the debacle of Greece, Portugal and Ireland, the time has now come for Spain. The big Spanish banks are going to…
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VEGAN VITALITY
When we say the word vegan, for many who enjoy their meat, negative connotations arise of political, balaclava-wearing animal rights activists. Chris is a…
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KINETIC CULTURE – FIND YOUR FREEDOM
It began the early 90s- the golden age of the rave. Amidst post-Thatcher government destruction and the arrival of acid-house music, a collective called…
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Beautiful Pain of Dissatisfied Poverty
Beautiful Pain is a dissection of two seemingly unrelated human states: beauty and ugliness. While on Holiday in Mexico, writer Jacob Sneed witnessed the…
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The Day the News Died
On June 11, 2013 the Greek government unapologetically attempted to silence the nation’s only public broadcasting station. Ellinikí Radiofonía Tileórasi—known widely as ERT—began in…
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