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An annual online literary magazine that publishes up-and-coming writers, artists, musicians, and creative people in general. Found this in the old notebook. Elizabeth Bejarano and I had some fun coming up with this. Thanks to cover artist Andrés Larrauri. Issue 3 is here! The Spring 2012 issue.
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Graduated from Camberwell School of Arts in the late nineties with a First Class Honours degree in ceramics following an earlier career in advertising. He has an established studio in south-east London where he continues to develop sculptural and ceramics pieces. His work is mainly figurative and he is as happy making a clay vessel as making a metal sculpture, decorating a plate, vintage tea cups, or fossilizing plants or found object into a handmade tile.
A blog about writing, science fiction, the future of publishing, books and me. Saturday, July 29, 2017. The best books, he perceived, are those that tell you what you know already. Winston Smith in Nineteen Eighty-Four. It had a very flawed hero who I identified with.
Tuesday, July 05, 2005. Hi welcome to my blog.
Graham Clifford is an independent creative director and designer based in New York City. Graham has honed his craft at some of the most celebrated agencies in London and New York. Whether collaborating or dealing directly with clients, he brings great branding ideas to life across all messaging and media. 53 Little West 12th Street. New York, NY 10014.
From Extreme to Extreme and From Coast to Coast. Where in New York City can you see a view like this? 在我第一次訪問.