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I'm a writer-editor living in the Boston Metro Area. My work-in-progress includes an exegesis about New Hampshire’s First-in-the-Nation Presidential Primary.
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The Defibrillator Illusion: The network that might just let you down

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By Jon Hopwood
| buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk
“If normal rhythm is not restored it will result in death.” Kevin Podger’s HEMS report Kevin Podger is a retired Royal Navy Engineer Officer in excellent shape for a man of 70 years old. On October 17 2025, he cycled 12 miles to a National Coastwatch Institution outpost to enquire about becoming a volunteer. He then cycled the 12 miles back towards his home in the sailing town of Lymington, Hampshire.
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The Shawshank Redemption receives standing ovation in Poole.

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By Jon Hopwood
| buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk
A new touring production of The Shawshank Redemption received a standing ovation at Poole Lighthouse last night, where it runs until Saturday 31 January. Owen O’Neill and Dave Johns adapted Stephen King’s 1982 novella for the stage in 2009, reimagining the story entirely within the confines of Shawshank Prison. The characters tell us the story of their old lives outside the walls through monologues and conversations.
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Literature fans brave rain to honour Robert Louis Stevenson

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By Jon Hopwood
| buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk
Bournemouth Writing Festival celebrated literary giant Robert Louis Stevenson’s 175th birthday in the grounds of his home, where he wrote The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Dedicated guests sheltered from the heavy rain under marquees, umbrellas, waterproofs, and blankets at Skerryvore Gardens on Thursday 13 November.
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