This be the fulcrum, order’s pivot. Powers oscillate
my words the rivet, evil, chthonic, to show youmalfeasance, the urgency to recompense, the levers
wholly off kilter: 1) The tigerfish is the carnivoreof the Congo. Obtruding fangs eyes tenebrous
hideous diffused in glass can sink teeth into plasticpillar coral. The poison dart frog has been brought
here from South America. Multihued little hunter lurkssynthetic foliage the flash of my camera. The spider
crabs have ten elongated legs and pinions. Horrorcreatures incandescent aquarium. 2) This centre offers
unbeatable shopping experiences. A Valhalla of glamourand discounts, afford purpose routine rush knowledge
grand survival. Enjoy your day at the world-famous indoorentertainment park. The hottest names in fashion, Italian
pronounce educated expert to learn life. Delightin a plethora of delicacies from all over the world. Arancini
di riso and cannoli yum ye grim third world scumenvy wish I was me. 3) Our aim is to end poverty, empower the planet’s
underprivileged. Bank loans for the poor spreading prosperityhandout saviour pivotal part of the solution without me and my
purse the world would end surely say it surely. We are a groupof passionate, dedicated people, fighting injustice and saving
lives. Ending genocide, achieving world peace, the politicaldon’t need it first world superiority magnanimity victims
shouldn’t be pugnacious but grateful I’m here stop it thank godfor me. Support families ravaged by conflict and donate
to Save the Children Appeal. Educating the homelesssatiating the hungry don’t end up asking what’s the point such a
fucked up world where’s fucking god believe in god beggarsdon’t be but indebted the pittance no revolution remain cute
faithful helpable for me because I love you I do now smilefor the camera I said. 4) Written vividly with compassion,
this book sets a new standard for creative non-fiction. Delightfullife-affirming, confirming the other of disgust hate desires
angry ageing bourgeois crave destroy the world punish forwrinkles and cancer. This is a witty and compelling account
of identity and existence in the contemporary world. Some ofthe best most original writing of the year, multicultural what
racism give two shits postmodernist sophists we understand litlip service against our love for money. This is a superb
collection of memorable poems showing an author at the peakof her powers. Magnificent and lyrical, philistines proud throw
cash poets no one ever reads announce pedestals force kidsto study their crap will think not pretenders but cultured. This is
the vital, indisputable role of literature in our society. 5) I wasborn in Iran in 1976 and immigrated to Australia in 1991. Lucky
got away from so much war oppression don’t give a fuckfanatical losers bloodthirsty strangled economic sanctions
diabolical I’m free now Australian bank account westernpassport so fucking ecstatic when I’m confused for a Spaniard
or an Indian. I hold a BA with Honours in Creative Arts anda PhD in professional writing. Five books published, the sixth
on its way, worked my arse off I can be good at English writewrite write I’m not illiterate immigrant please it fucking hurts
when rejected get rejected all the time. I am a pacifist, an agnosticand a contrarian. I enjoy travel and reading philosophy. What else
am I supposed to own up to contempt for mankind all the shitin Iran racism in Australia knockbacks pretend I’ve moved on
mature not full of torment the girls never loved me the scholarshipI never got. A neat narrative of years and yearnings. Bio
-graphies must be brief, narrative, objective and so I must be0) the fulcrum. Powers stumble, rumble, maintain the rivet
to join evil and chthonic, force you, deprive you untilthe event, rupture, to recompense the grave hush-up
of these urges, the levers forever off kilter.
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