Category Archives: guristas

Guristas, Tumbleweeds and Syndicates

Posted on 22 June 2008 by Mike Reeves-McMillan

Back to Professor Scott, who is now dressed as Terry Pratchett’s Rincewind. “Guristas, yes, a beautiful portmanteau word,” he says, having evidently watched the previous scene. “And let’s observe the terms that are used for different kinds of travelers. There … Continue reading →

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The View from Underneath

Posted on 18 June 2008 by Mike Reeves-McMillan

Halwaz is in a makeshift bar in Caracas, Venezuela. The beer kegs, the bar itself, the glasses and the seats are made of Gu which is showing signs of having morphed too many times; it is dull and a little … Continue reading →

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