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A Night at the Coach and Horses

History, Witchcraft, Slam Poetry and the Banality of Evil—Or Maybe Not? ‘What is history, but a fable agreed upon?’   That is a rendering into English of words allegedly spoken by Napoleon Bonaparte. Or so I was told as I waited … Continue reading →

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Roncadora

I arrived at the Coach and Horses last Thursday with no intention to write anything about the evening which was to come.   But I went home with a different idea entirely for the event celebrated not just poetry but … Continue reading →

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This is Robert Rutherford Speaking. What can I do for you?

I was lucky enough to be in attendance at a book launch in Dumfries’s Coach and Horses to celebrate the publication of Pete Fortune’s two books of short stories, Waving at Strangers in Passing Cars and A Pauper from Irishgait … Continue reading →

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