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Breakfast in Belfast, 1972
Breakfast in Belfast, 1972 Ryan Everett Felton It was one of MacCruiskeen’s boys I plugged. I rolled the eejit down the alley and tottered off for a pint. In Belfast there’s no call for subtlety anymore. Snipers’ve seen to that. Most blokes in my line…
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Baker & the Bowman Monk
I’ve never been all that comfortable standing in a blockade of yellow police tape, and judging from the way I felt, surrounded by an uneven square of the stuff on the vacant lot outside Benny Hascomb’s place, I suppose I never will. There’s something about that command –DO NOT CROSS– that’s so stern it makes…