A bad start in life gives the good things that finally come a rare preciousness.
The Benefit of a Bad Beginning
Author: Kim Farleigh
Kim has worked for NGO's in Greece, Kosovo, Iraq, Palestine and Macedonia. He takes risks to get the experience necessary for writing. He also likes painting, art, bullfighting, photography and architecture, which might explain why this Australian lives in Madrid. He has received 301 acceptances from over 100 different literary magazines.
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Head of a refugee camp can’t understand a woman who refuses to share a tent with a man who looks like the man who shot her husband.