Citizens of Nowhere by Arthur Meek

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The GOAT h-self. Of the people, for the people, by sortition.
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An outline for a film about a pair of budding young entrepreneurs who disrupt the age-old relationship between people and dogs by launching a K9-lending…
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Storm. Flood. Wreck. Dilemma: stick it out or move on?
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I call myself a playwright. I love the word wright - it's so strange. It feels like it should be spelled ‘write’, right? What is a ‘wright’?
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As ruthlessly suppressed by the Dereham Times.
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My new play recreates the meal, toasts, speeches and songs from the Canterbury Club's celebration of Shackleton and his crew on the eve of their…
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The Best of All Possible Worlds! My first cliffhanger. An outline of a modern adaptation of Candide by Voltaire, me and Geoff Pinfield that was…
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A short film I wrote is about to shoot in London.
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Spring 2002. Me and my great mate Piri Rewa take a trip to the Catlins to call in on Hone Tuwhare. The poet. THE poet.
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Here's the outline for a haptic dance party. My stage adaptation of the 2004 film "It's All Gone Pete Tong" - the legend of a DJ who loses his hearing…
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It takes a cohort of fractional fathers to raise a child.
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In which we meet a young empire-builder taking his first step on the colonial ladder.
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