Chipped Discworld An exciting and often terrifying

An exciting and often terrifying adventure story

There's no turning back

Plans included: Carrickfergus (1:15 000) Bangor Bay (1:17 500) Entrance to Strangford Lough (1:37 500) Portaferry Marina (1:7500) Strangford (1:5000) Ardglass (1:15 000) Entrance to Carlingford Lough (1:26 000) Malahide Inlet (1:35 000) Howth (1:12 500) Dun Laoghaire Harbour (1:15 000) Ribble Estuary (1:125 000) Approaches to Fleetwood (1:50 000) River Lune (1:100 000) Continuation to Carlingford Marina (1:40 000) Continuation to Preston (1:125 000) On this edition the chart specification has been improved to show coloured light flashes

The compère atthe local British Legion Club asked the bingo enthusiasts to listen politely toa song the schoolboy musician had just composed and give it a massive applause

his intrusive thoughts threaten to jeopardise everything

Chipped Discworld An exciting and often terrifyingChipping a board where small pieces of deck and tape break off around the nose and tail is a natural part of skateboarding. Novice or pro, you'll see folks riding chipped boards as symbols of their stubborn dedication toward a deck, a toy, and aging bodies that will also reach their inevitable end. In CHIPPED, Jose Vadi personalises and expands upon this symbol. Written after finishing his debut collection Inter State: Essays From California (Soft