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William B. Naylor __________________________________________________________
Heat devils wiggle upwards from the toasted red soil stretched across the scraggy savannah. Though sweat's trickling down the side of his face - on the squinting eye, cramped side - he remains still as stone. It would all come down to one long shot, he reckoned, ignoring the insistent mosquito buzz. There! A blue morpho. "Click!" __________________________________________________________ Will's Impudent Reply to the Question: Tell us About Yourself? Another aspiring scribe hailing from the Great Northern Kingdom of Cape Breton, I am nimble and I am quick. Brother once saw a photo of our great-grandfather with Winston Churchill, both smoking cigars, both making "V" signs. Father embodied the Zen koan "Can't get blood from a stone" while riding steel horses. Mother speaks Quebec-patois. __________________________________________________________
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