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2011.01.05 : Some Xmas Shots
To Include A Few Of My Father, The Hero
And Also Plus My Awesome Sisters

'I see it only that thyself is here, and art and nature, hope and fate, friends, angels and the supreme being shall not be absent from the chamber where thou sittest.' - Emerson... (read more)

2010.08.29 : Stuff That Can Go Right In Manhattan

"The city brings everyone up a notch. Or down ten notches. Or up a hundred notches. It sorts them out.... (read more)

2010.08.28 : Shit That Can Go Horribly Wrong On A Much-Anticipated, Twice-Delayed, Two-Week-Long, Five-City, Trans-Atlantic, 1712-Miles-Of-Driving-Requiring, Circa-5000-Pound-Costing, Epic Trip To And Across The U.S. East Coast

1) You could get separated from your partner at f*&^ing passport control, because one of you holds a U.S. passport and one doesn't, and because there's no queue for "mixed couples".... (read more)

2008.09.03 : Joe-motional
Leiberman's Post-Partisan Pitch For McCain
Plus: "Loveable Woman, Appalling Candidate"

Everyone likes Joe Lieberman. Well, some people, like Erin, are disappointed in Joe Lieberman. But everyone likes (and respects) him. He's like your favourite, goofy, Jewish uncle. Uncle Joe.... (read more)

2008.07.31 : The Price of Glory
Plus Erin On My Lap, On My Desk
Plus "I Have Made Fire"

It will not have passed the notice of regular readers that I have taken up boxing. I've mentioned that the weekday sessions are fairly light-hearted (if not painless); but that the Saturday sparring sessions can be pretty brutal. Here are some results from my latest sparring session.... (read more)

2007.01.01 : Morning on Earth

The following story, possibly apocryphal, was related to us by our friend Charles over dinner at a curry house in Clapham Junction a couple of nights ago. ... (read more)

2005.04.25 : The Glittering Isle
Photos I Took In New York City in the Spring

"You can't blame people for deciding not to live here, but you do have wonder about people who have never at least wanted to live here. Here you will have the worst and best days of your life, and your response to both will be the same: Only in New York."... (read more)

Dispatch from the Razor's Edge is owned and operated by novelist, technologist, vegan, exercise junkie, classical liberal, rambler, and Londoner Michael Stephen Fuchs.

Fuchs is the author of the novels The Manuscript and Pandora's Sisters, both published worldwide by Macmillan in hardback, paperback and all e-book formats (and in translation); the D-Boys series of high-tech, high-concept, spec-ops military adventure novels – D-Boys, Counter-Assault, and Close Quarters Battle (coming in 2016); and is co-author, with Glynn James, of the bestselling Arisen series of special-operations military ZA novels. The second nicest thing anyone has ever said about his work was: "Fuchs seems to operate on the narrative principle of 'when in doubt put in a firefight'." (Kirkus Reviews, more here.)

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	Dispatches tagged as: tiny-e (7) 2011.01.05 : Some Xmas Shots To Include A Few Of My Father, The Hero And Also Plus My Awesome Sisters 'I see it only that thyself is here, and art and nature, hope and fate, friends, angels and the supreme being shall not be absent from the chamber where thou sittest.' - Emerson... (read more) 2010.08.29 : Stuff That Can Go Right In Manhattan "The city brings everyone up a notch. Or down ten notches. Or up a hundred notches. It sorts them out.... (read more) 2010.08.28 : Shit That Can Go Horribly Wrong On A Much-Anticipated, Twice-Delayed, Two-Week-Long, Five-City, Trans-Atlantic, 1712-Miles-Of-Driving-Requiring, Circa-5000-Pound-Costing, Epic Trip To And Across The U.S. East Coast 1) You could get separated from your partner at f&^ing passport control, because one of you holds a U.S. passport and one doesn't, and because there's no queue for "mixed couples".... (read more)* 2008.09.03 : Joe-motional Leiberman's Post-Partisan Pitch For McCain Plus: "Loveable Woman, Appalling Candidate" Everyone likes Joe Lieberman. Well, some people, like Erin, are disappointed in Joe Lieberman. But everyone likes (and respects) him. He's like your favourite, goofy, Jewish uncle. Uncle Joe.... (read more) 2008.07.31 : The Price of Glory Plus Erin On My Lap, On My Desk Plus "I Have Made Fire" It will not have passed the notice of regular readers that I have taken up boxing. I've mentioned that the weekday sessions are fairly light-hearted (if not painless); but that the Saturday sparring sessions can be pretty brutal. Here are some results from my latest sparring session.... (read more) 2007.01.01 : Morning on Earth The following story, possibly apocryphal, was related to us by our friend Charles over dinner at a curry house in Clapham Junction a couple of nights ago. ... (read more) 2005.04.25 : The Glittering Isle Photos I Took In New York City in the Spring "You can't blame people for deciding not to live here, but you do have wonder about people who have never at least wanted to live here. Here you will have the worst and best days of your life, and your response to both will be the same: Only in New York."... (read more)