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Michael Pryor
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YA fantasy writer based in Melbourne, Australia. Co-publisher of Aurealis, Australia's longest running spec fic magazine. Podcast host. Gadabout.
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What’s true? What’s not? Michael Pryor and George Ivanoff present three remarkable stories to each other. Two stories are true, but one is totally made up. Subscribe and listen to Michael and George as they try to fool each other into believing absolute nonsense.

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If Sherlock Holmes was Australian, would everyone call him 'Shirl' or 'Locky'? Or maybe 'Holmsey'?
Went to the cemetery with a friend to check out some old time ancestor but he got angrier and angrier when he couldn't find it, kicking headstones and all, even though he swore he'd visited before.
He completely lost the plot.
Under the full moon, a behemoth of a cruise ship sails out of Valetta harbour.
In the Grand Palace of the Knights of Malta, Valetta. No sign of Sam Spade or Joel Cairo.
My daughter's horse just had a baby horse!
Silent film genius Buster Keaton reading a book.
I still call them shops, not stores, because I go shopping not storing.
Agreed. It's a must see for Roman history fans. And they're uncovering more all the time.
Some of the extraordinary mosaics at the Villa Romana del Casale in Sicily. I've never seen so many intact, high quality Roman mosaic work. Room after room of the most intricate creations. Astonishing.
A European Robin, Palermo, Sicily.
Four on the floor, three on the ...?
I met this robin today outside the Royal Palace, Palermo, Sicily.
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Golden Celebrations is blooming. Big, many-petalled flowers with a rich, lingering scent.
#owngarden #roses
The roses continue to bloom. This is Madame Isaac Péreire, an old Bourbon rose, first bred in 1841, which is reputed to have the strongest perfume of any rose. It has many petals in an almost magenta pink. Glorious.
Since spring is here, I'm making asparagus and lemon risotto for dinner.
The first rose of the season. Friesia, a happy, bright yellow - not gold - with a spicy, strong scent.
Trompe LOL: an internet image you have to look at a few times before you realise it's funny.
It grieves me that kibosh has no purpose other than putting it on something.
Finishing a first draft is like looking at a whole lot of clay, straw and water and saying, 'Yup, nearly finished that mud brick home I've always dreamed of.'
Helmuth von Moltke the Elder: 'No plan of operations extends with any certainty beyond the first contact with the main hostile force.'
Just about any plotter author: No novel plan ever survives around about chapter three when characters start doing things of their own accord.
Episode 1 of Season 2 of the 'It's True - or Is it?' podcast has just been released. Six stories about food, four of which are true, but two are totally bogus. Which is which?
Get it wherever you get your podcasts or find all episodes here: itstrueorisit.podbean.com