The Detour The distorted discoloured face scowled at Josh from atop its stony plinth, its drooping mouth making it look as though it had suffered...
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‘What’s that doing there? It’s disgusting. I’d never eat one of those.’ The man in the queue in the café pointed at a vegan pasty,...
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It’s the time of year when I get the urge to breathe new life into our The Real Tenerife website. This feeling is prompted annually...
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Four flighty faeries dance on my draining board. Tiny creatures with features almost too small to make out. Clinging lilac and purple gossamer chemises hint...
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‘It’s like being in Midsomer Murders,’ remarked our friend Sarah after her first day staying with us. By the end of her visit, she tasked...
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The socialist newspaper the Morning Star popped up in my Facebook stream last week. The post involved a report criticising Paul Nowak, General Secretary of...
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Over the weekend, I had a message from a friend I used to work with on an online magazine in Tenerife. He received an email...
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Despite two periods of living and working close to where the Gallaghers lived in Longsight and then Burnage, I never met or saw Liam or...
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Margo runs her hands down the back of the tweed skirt, smoothing it as she lowers herself onto the plastic seat. She looks around her,...
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One of the categories on my website is ‘Life in another country.’ We were living in Portugal when I launched the site, so it was...
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