
The Burning Bear is a strange attractor for the weird, baroque and alternately real, and that's just its customers. The tales they tell are best heard with a stiff drink to hand.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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Dawn saw the cliffs of Polperro, dark, carved into caves. lapped by the leaden swell. The harbour could not be seen from their boat; the only indication men lived here were the small Kernish fishing smacks sailing from the mouth of the cove...
You would think after the dark woods of Delaware, Barty might get a break.Maybe give a few classes on ancient archetypes at NYU. Or continue his research into the patterns that linked his trilogy of Jung, Pauli and Spinoza while Tink amped-...
The Aston crouches on the road. The moonlight turns the street grey and black, like an old photograph. The English anarchist opens the driver’s door and activates the sensors for the pipe bombs. If anyone comes looking, the car will give th...
`The back streets of Paris are cobbled, narrow and wind along an organic plan of their own making, only pausing for Baron Von Haussmann's master plan of grand boulevards wide enough and straight enough for cannon fire. The Englishman sends...
The fog is lighter now, patches dissolving to mist, and then to nothing at all. Clear light reaching the loam of the forest floor. From where they stand the floor rolls away to where the pyre still sends is dark column to stir the fog shrou...
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I lived through the first Cold War. I’m a Londoner, contrary, widely traveled, prone to wild exaggeration and prevarication in equal measure. I make a hopeless role model. “... your views are just utterly incoherent“ Dan Lyndon - critic
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