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Adonis

by Paul Varjak
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Monday morning. M got up around 10 and not to the best of starts. She shuffled downstairs to discover not a single piece of clean cutlery. Added to that, she noticed that none of her fucktard housemat...
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The Comedian

by Paul Varjak
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Walking down a crowded street in the biggest city in the world, still somewhat flustered amongst the hustle and bustle. We come here to get lost, or to find ourselves; perhaps even to be f...
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Lola Scene 2: Running Commentary

by Paul Varjak
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I had really hoped the alcohol would help me to stay “in the moment”. As things turned out, however, it simply made for a slightly slower, more obtuse internal monologue. My...
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Lola

by Paul Varjak
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Lola wasn't the best kisser. Her approach appeared to be to stick out her tongue, close her eyes and hope for the best. Not that I'm complaining; I'd feel blessed if she saw fit to slobber on me ...
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Alcohol

by Paul Varjak
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“For if we don't find the next whisky bar, I tell you we must die. I tell you we must die.” – Jim Morrison So I meet Nutter at the Student’s Union Bar and he of...
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