Author and playwright still in his thirties, JOHN D. STEWARTdevotes his leisure time to writing and his working days to the British civil service. “Border Incident,” a lighthearted story of Irish shenanigans, was published in the ATLANTIClast July; here is another Irish story in a more tragic vein.
Author and playwright, still in his thirties, JOHN D. STEWART derates his leisure time to writing and his working days to the British civil service. For the past nine years he has been stationed at Gibraltar, where he wrote his memorable article “ Vulture Country,” published in the ATLANTIC last year. But this lighthearted story of Irish shenan igans belongs to a mistier clime.
Author and playwright, still in his thirties, JOHN D. STEWART derates his leisure time to writing and his tvorking days to the British civil service. For the past eight years he has been stationed at Gibraltar, where he has had a chance to observe some of the mysterious flights and habits of the great vultures that constantly swoop down from the sky in southern Spain.