Belgian-based Russian writer Aleksandr Skorobogatov
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The Joshua Tree tortoise had already put on its pyjamas and was brushing its teeth, when I saw Angelina Jolie walking through the desert towards me. I knew I was in trouble, much bigger...
‘So what are you going to do when it’s all over and done,’ asked the tortoise. ‘You mean after The Inhuman, Barbaric, Exceedingly Brutal, Savagely Cruel, Vicious and Bloodiest, Yet Tremendously Righteous and Truly Noble Massacre of Las...
The tortoise waited before I sat down in my Chesterfield chair with a glass of Macallan 60. Gripping a Cuban cigar in its paw, the reptile started its story, and boy was it good,...
‘Hold it right there,’ I said calmly, which was so typical for me in tough situations. The more severe and dangerous it gets, the calmer I become. Some call it courage. ‘We need this...
As I expected, the little stroll enhanced the decision making process. It was all crystal clear now: no more distractions, no more side thoughts and useless petty feelings. I have to stay focused. The...
My little reptile friend was racking his brains trying to give me the right answer. At least it seemed so. After an hour or two, I was about to lose my patience. Not that...
It returned, this drug seeking but not addicted tortoise, just when I was sure I’d never see it again. I know it could sound strange, but somehow I missed my little buddy with its...
I met this tortoise on a hot summers’ noon in Joshua True. A burning sun stood high in the boiling sky, and I still wasn’t feeling well after what I had done to that...
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