Crude Ink
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | crudeink.substack.com |
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13 - Crime reference: 2500060312: "We believe the footage is corrupted and therefore unviewable"
Hi, I'd like to report harassment / threatening body language / minor physical assault on your xxxxxxxx - xxxxxx train which left at 9.50pm from xxxxxxxx. The incident took place between xxxxxxxxx and xxxx xxxxxxx. Two young men in the carr...
12 - Oi, still here. September
Pretending at winter this week – cold-ish and huddling-ish but sticky – when damsons are on branches but spoiling, when texts that precede pub gardens are recoiling, the big hot slump has been shaken up and is settling. Like something heavy...
11 - Jack
It was Spring when things fell apart, and to clear my head I walked for twenty miles and fell asleep in my armchair that evening before I could even gather the energy to untie my bootlaces. In my dream, a series of hands shook me roughly aw...
10 - There is a time in one’s life (refrain)
There is a time in one’s life when one needs to decide if they are with the neighbourhood foxes of devout avoidance and worn fur and violation of binned fried chicken boxes on the gummy street tarmac of high summer midnights or against them...
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