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Even with an election edition looming, there still wasn't the volume of work William was used to. He'd hammered out most of the articles he was writing personally, the layout was mostly done, he'd made a few replacement Ks*, and apart from yelling at his reporters, he could relax a little ( Read more... ) -
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That probably could have gone beter.
But then, if you were going to start thinking like that, it probably could have gone worse, too, couldn't it? Oh, he could berate himself for not telling him, but would Rupert even have believed him if he'd said anything?
Yes, because he knows you don't make things up, said his ever-treachourous inner editor. ( Read more... ) -
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It wasn't a large island, but all the same finding people could be a touch difficult, a result of the phenomena that meant that looking for someone ensured that they were always somewhere else. It probably had something to do with quantum ( Read more... ) -
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The earthquake had been somewhat interesting; William had felt almost as if he was playing some sort of game where you had a list of things and ticked them off as they arrived. This particular list was of natural disasters ( Read more... ) -
we're all going on a summer holiday
The paper was done, the paper was out, the press was fed ( Read more... ) -
For Horatio, re: SamW
William was, for once, planning on bothering one of the IPD Heads1 that wasn't Vimes. Partly because the other ones needed to have a say in the media occasionally, and also because that given Vimes's attitudes, especially as regards to other species, he might not give a response that would paint the IPD in the best light ( Read more... ) -
indignant citizen, enter stage left.
William was almost thankful for the various island phenomena; the effects might have been unpleasant, but at least they gave him something to write about ( Read more... ) -
lunchbreak!
William was still adjusting to this new... business was entirely the wrong word. So was affair, and arrangement sounded too composed, too academic.
Whatever the word, he still hadn't quite taken it all in. New ramifications kept occurring to him. The sheer fact of it kept occurring to him, making him stop in his tracks and do a double-take with ( Read more... )