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Single EX

In response to several single ‘ex-pat women’ articles over the years, and the tension, bordering on animus, that is sometimes noticeable between western men and western women in Thailand, I decided to write a counter article.

Night Safari

I needed an alter ego, a disguise. This mission had to be top secret from any parts of my brain with a social and political conscience.

My Cup of Tea

“Don’t you have a fetish . . . you know something a bit mad?” My friend asked me while we were both eating at Sizzler.

Dice Game

The sight of two dead young men puts things in perspective: puts mortality in perspective.

Local Celebrity

Citylife’s new column Local Celebrity will be combing the streets of our fair city in search of the people that make this place the virtual Utopia is has become.

Editorial: September 2006

Facebook is de rigueur.

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