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• » 3:AM in Lockdown 66: Des Barry

  Wagtails and Minuets By Des Barry.   At this time of year in Australia, the position of sunrise from our balcony window drifts north-east as winter approaches. Before the sun appears through the sparser branches of the trees above the rooftop horizon, it lights up the sky in pale pinks, in orange and blue. I […]

• » 3:AM in Lockdown 65: Charles Leitner

  So Fondly Do They Sing By Charles Leitner.   What do you think of the ship Pequod, the ship of the soul of an American? Many races, many people, many nations, under the Stars and Stripes. Beaten with many stripes. Seeing stars sometimes. – D.H. Lawrence The city is quiet and the nights seem to […]

• » 3:AM in Lockdown 64: Monique Roffey

  Lockdown By Monique Roffey. As I write this, the UK is coming up to the end of its fifth week in lockdown. I will be fifty-five tomorrow, 24th April. At high risk, with asthma and a rare autoimmune illness, Churg Strauss Syndrome, I’m glad I made it to this age. However, in these times the […]

• » 3:AM in Lockdown 63: Russell Williams

  The Novels of Self-Isolation By Russell Williams.   What books should we be turning to in our present moment of crisis? As we deepen our breathing, steel ourselves for trips to the supermarket and prepare for lengthy periods of collective self-isolation, what novels might help us unlock, or at least try to think through our […]

• » 3:AM in Lockdown 62: Adam Scovell

  The Pleasure of Crime By Adam Scovell. In a time when every opportunity to escape the horror of our current situation is grabbed with relish, I found it surprising on recent reflection that my chief remedy for coping with the barrage of frustrations and worries over the Coronavirus and its handling were stories of murder. […]

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