Can of Worms
Raymond HardieA humorous and curious rummage through the attic of memory, blowing dust from forgotten stories, histories and characters.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | raymondhardie.substack.com |
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A Holyman’s Pursuit of “It”
Along with Riley and Melvin, the priest-physicist, I watched Neil Armstrong plant the flag on the Moon . “Well,” Melvin mumbled, “that’s that … I suppose.” What was he working on in his lab? Was his nightly pursuit of “It” suddenly redundan...
A Bus Trip with the IRA
The bus ride from Dublin to Derry seemed like a good idea. I was a new actor in the Abbey Theatre company, and the Artistic Director, Tomás MacAnna had just cast me as Michael, one of the three leads in Brian Friel’s new play Freedom of the...
A Hitchhiker’s Guide to Crossing the Iron Curtain.
I mailed this post card from East Berlin in late August 1964. This East German postcard shows no images of the Wall, which had been built 3 years before.
Plagiarism and a Night at Manhattan’s Chelsea Hotel
When I was a member of Dublin’s Abbey Theatre company, I would occasionally have a drink with Harry Brogan, a long time Abbey player. “I was once having a pint with John Casey, here, after a performance of the Plough,” he told me one night ...
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Raymond Hardie is a novelist and a magazine editor. BBC Television bought his TV series FLEET, to be republished as a novel in the fall of 2025 by Wildside Press, along with No Man’s Land. His novel Abyssos is currently available on Amazon.
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