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Archive

Day: 11 May 1999

A Kingdom Turned Against Itself (Part 2)

A Kingdom Turned Against Itself (Part 2)

After a long chat about what he adores most, Tony finishes his errands, trains at the Gym, and at 1:30 a.m. writes a blank verse play of kings, a friar and a duke, finished by 5:00 a.m.

Spending Big and Trekking to Campbelltown (Part 1)

Spending Big and Trekking to Campbelltown (Part 1)

Tony feels a new groove of poetry and enthusiasm, empties his credit card on clothes, compares his aching muscles and lost kilos, and sets out to Campbelltown with a crackly phone line behind him.