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From the memoirs of an addict II

Posted on May 19, 2020 by James Steerforth

In the late eighties I was addicted to crime novels, basically of any style – police procedure, noir, hard-boilt, single shamus, animal detectives, stuffy British, you name it. Even though I usually had plenty of work as a language traitor, … Continue reading →

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From the memoirs of an addict

Posted on September 11, 2016 by James Steerforth

… so I found myself taking trains, hopping on buses, taking my car through streets where I knew I’d get stuck in jams to have that extra time I needed for smartphone activity that I could not justify otherwise. – … Continue reading →

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Foul … from a shy pornographer

Posted on February 2, 2008 by James Steerforth

In response to Sunday Scribblings: #96 – Foul How about something a little gross? I have to admit that the inspiration for this prompt is my being in the room with a farting dog whose rump is aimed right at … Continue reading →

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