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March 5, 2020 + #Silenti, Biology and mysticism, Consciousness, People power, Politics, Politics and Power, spiritual turning around, Spirituality, Understanding Fear

Echoes of the Bunkermen

by Steve Tanham

I was born in the 1950s. It was an age riven by anxiety about nuclear war. Ten years after the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had been destroyed by the first use of atomic-powered weapons, the west was still consumed with the horror of seeing Oppenheimer’s equations translated into an explosion that ripped apart buildings, adults and children on a scale envisaged only … Read More Echoes of the Bunkermen

October 14, 2016 + #writephoto, Dark Humour

Now, briefly, you see me – #writephoto

by Steve Tanham

In response to Sue Vincent’s Thursday photo prompt. Now, briefly, you see me – #writephoto “Money?” he smiled. “How much money do I have?” He laughed, in the way that the super relaxed, super rich, super smooth can do… His eyes twinkled as he scanned my hopeless innocence. “Let me see…” He reached for the decanter containing the single malt. “Imagine,” he said, the smile … Read More Now, briefly, you see me – #writephoto