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Calumny of Capital

Calumny of Capital

14 January 2025 /Posted byJim Aitken
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by Jim Aitken

Malibu Mansions
look a bit like Gaza now
but with more burnt cars.

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Jim Aitken is a poet and dramatist living and working in Edinburgh. He is a tutor in Scottish Cultural Studies with Adult Education and he organises literary walks around the city.

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