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Electronic Edition of ‘The Bulls Of Pamplona’ on Amazon Out Now.
The eBook edition of The Bulls Of Pamplona is out now on Amazon. Click here for details…
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THE LAST ARENA: Iván Fandiño: We Who Are About To Die Salute You…
Death closes all: but something ere the end, Some work of noble note, may yet be done, Not unbecoming men that strove with Gods. (from Tennyson’s Ulysses) The 36-year-old Basque matador Iván Fandiño was killed by a bull in the … Continue reading
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The Hemingway Prize 2016
Our Editor’s short story ‘The Unbroken’ was a finalist of Le Prix Hemingway 2016, run by the French publishers Au Diable Vauvert, the first English finalist since the prize was founded. Of 260 entries in this, the prize’s 12th year, 30 were … Continue reading
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The Editor’s definitive 10,000-words on what a bullfight really is…
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One For History
One of the longest-lasting runnings in the whole history of the Sanfermines – it took 10minutes and 55 seconds and which resulted in the death of two runners, both of which were killed by the same bull, “Antioquio”… Continue reading
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THE LAST ARENA: A Runner’s Breakfast
From the blog ‘The Last Arena’: As I pack my bags for the encierros – ‘bull-runs’ – of San Sebastián de los Reyes and Cuéllar, I was about to happily announce a new tradition, that of an international Runners’ Breakfast … Continue reading
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