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Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Writers Unearthed : L J Kendall
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'Luke (L J) Kendall has always wanted to write. He felt he’d know the moment to start, when the big idea or amazing character turned up. That happened for him around 1990, when he started writing, long hand, the first raw draft of Leeth. His wife Stella (an amazing woman) had a PhD in English and was an experienced tech writer, so he was dismayed to receive his first typed-up and polished version of the manuscript pretty well covered in red ink. However, after years more polishing, Luke entered it into the inaugural George Turner Prize, making it to the 1998 shortlist of ten finalists.' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Andromeda Spaceways Magazine no. 81 December Tom Dullemond (editor), Laura Cesile (editor), 2020 23201115 2020 periodical issue 'Earlier this year, I read Carlo Rovelli’s Seven Brief Lessons on Physics and one quote in particular stood out to me: “We are made of the same stardust of which all things are made, and when we are immersed in suffering or when we are experiencing intense joy, we are being nothing other than what we can’t help but be: a part of our world.”' (Editorial, introduction) 2020 pg. 80-84
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