Jack Freestone

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Jack Freestone

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"There are two types of writers, those who live to write and those who write to live." - Jack Freestone.

New Zealand publishers Meade Stirling Publishers have taken over the Amazon publications of my books.

The first book they have listed is Cusala:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F1LFP6CJ/...

Please support me here:

https://www.buymeacoffee.com/jackfreestp

I am currently writing, No Rest for the Wandering Soul, Part 2 of my Great Escape series.

Also, don't miss my latest short story, Homeless Souls:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DDJSBTGD


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Average rating: 4.37 · 75 ratings · 5 reviews · 42 distinct works
Homeless Souls (Horror Book 6)

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The Pures

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China Laid Bare

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Bali Fungus

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The Control Sickness

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The Fake Celebrity in China

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Weirdly Bland

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Boomerang (The Great Escape...

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The Point

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Cusala

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My Favourite Lists - Movies, Songs, Books, Albums, Actors, and Actresses





Not easy to cut off at 6, especially the movies, songs, and books.

When you run long distance with earphones you soon learn which songs you enjoy the most and cannot live without.

I have added a general list of close finishers at the end of the lists.

I hope you enjoy them!

Movies:

Lost in Translation (2003)

The Swimmer (1968)

A Dark Song (2016)

Local Hero (1983)

Wake in Fright (1971)

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Published on May 01, 2024 08:58

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The Ballad of a Small Player by Lawrence Osborne
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“China is my moveable feast.”
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“The best actors are able to escape their egos. For their egos are their labels, how they are defined in society, and they are not easy to escape.”
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“A normie will look at a chair and only see the chair. Hypnotists are aware of this and make their patients concentrate on the object not the space behind it. An awake person will see the chair but place equal importance on the space behind the chair. So, when a normie is fed a statement by the media, the government, or an “expert” they will only see the statement and they will believe it without question because they only see the chair, or the statement. Whereas an awake person will look behind the statement and question its validity.”
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Vineland by Thomas Pynchon
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof by Tennessee Williams
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Baby Doll by Tennessee Williams
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The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway
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I was not really a great fan of Hemingway and often found his writing boring. Of course I liked The Old Man and the Sea and I also liked A Moveable Feast.

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The Collector by John Fowles
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The Vengeful Virgin by Gil Brewer
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“Sadly, you cannot convert fame to intelligence.”
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“I go on the same walk once or twice each week. There is one part of the walk, around one kilometre, which is my favourite part. And when I walk down that short part, I get the most remarkable ideas, especially related to my writing, often quotes. At some point, I recognized this as a pattern, and so now it always occurs, like magic. I have always felt that certain geographical areas vary in energy, some good for me, and some less good, even bad energy. Countries, areas, and cities vary in this way. So, when you find that special energy place, you can collect good energy, and other benefits, from simply walking through it.”
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“If we are all streams of consciousness, then apart from genetic similarities, and conditioning, we are all strangers to our siblings.”
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“People are like icebergs, you only see ten percent of them.”
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“The saying, “They sold their soul to the Devil for fame,” has been proven to be accurate. Even if people initially gained fame due to their talents and skills rather than from outside assistance, they inevitably sold it later to maintain that elevated level of fame, fortune, and status.”
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“When you lie and do wrongs to others, you lie and do wrongs to yourself. That is why it is impossible to escape karma, in the long term.”
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“Like many things, politics only exists in the minds of the citizens.”
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“If a plant is wild, living in a forest, it is not reliant on you at all. Dig that plant up, and resettle it in your garden, then it is slightly reliant on you. But if you put that plant in a pot, and bring it into your house, then it is totally reliant on you. It can no longer be called wild, and no longer survive, or breed, without your help. And that is what your leaders are constantly trying to do to you.”
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