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S.E. Bourne

(WOMAN)
Newfoundland and Labrador
As seen in: Medium, Substack
Covers:  Modern Living, Ageing, Nature, Dreams, and The Small Things.
Doesn't Cover: Nonsense

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S.E. Bourne’s Biography

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“If this is all I get, I will take it.”
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S.E. Bourne’s Journalist Portfolio

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ELEPHANT CRUSHER | Kirkus Reviews

ELEPHANT CRUSHER | Kirkus Reviews

A woman in her 50s looks back on her own and her family's history in this collection of short stories and poe…

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Every Awful Thing: Flash Fiction and Poems

Every Awful Thing: Flash Fiction and Poems

Every Awful Thing: Flash Fiction and Poems - Kindle edition by Bourne, S.E.. Download it once and read it on …

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Mao Zedong Rising

Mao Zedong Rising

You want very much to fold me into this omelet you have cooking. I can assure you that you do not want me on …

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Elephant Crusher: Short Stories and Musings

Elephant Crusher: Short Stories and Musings

Amazon.com: Elephant Crusher: Short Stories and Musings eBook : Bourne, S.E. : Books

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Resiliency: Sophia Bourne Author

Resiliency: Sophia Bourne Author

S.E. Bourne Author Intro / Resiliency Poem Resiliency is built in. We just need mind the days, keep our heads…

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SWATHS OF DISCONTENTS

SWATHS OF DISCONTENTS

I will be a member of the swaths of discontents, scrapping and foraging. I will own land, even if it is only …

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Articles

The glass eye cracked Today I went to my jewelry boxopen.substack.com

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Today I went to my jewelry box
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https://open.substack.com/pub/sebourne/p/a-recycled-rant?r=1dgyxn&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web A rant on recycle. Take one.

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A rant on recycle. Take one.
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The Man from Shaw’s

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Photo by D A V I D S O N L U N A on Unsplash There was an older man that lived in town and worked at Shaw’s in the back butchery. Very tall and elegant looking man. An intelligent and aware face. A graceful gate. Long limbed and tall. He seemed out of place doing physical labor at Shaw’s — not that there isn’t dignity in physical work, and not that he looked ill at ease there — but he just seemed misplaced, as if he was meant to be somewhere else.
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Interview

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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I was a child of the 80s, and we were trained in typewriting as part of our coursework.

How is social media changing news?

Tower of Babel

What does it mean to be a journalist?

To be a witness to the world.

Awards

The International Review of Books: Badge of Achievement

2022 - Fictional Narative

Every Awful Thing Which line stood out from all the others in the book? “Sometimes all you need is one ear to listen, to give you the bravery to crawl" (pg 133)

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