How Does One Be Dead? ; Nadina Osmani, From Chesterfield School, Crosby, Was the Pounds 1,000 Winner of the Sixth Annual Liverpool Athenaeum Literary Competition for Young People, Run with the Daily Post, Radio Merseyside and Liverpool City Council. Here Is Her Story, Being Dead

Daily Post › February 26, 2008

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IT WAS Monday. His outfit for today would be black suit, white shirt, black tie.

The walk to work took precisely 10 minutes, and he left at 8.50. It was a short walk, usually undisturbed.

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How Does One Be Dead? ; Nadina Osmani, From Chesterfield School, Crosby, Was the Pounds 1,000 Winner of the Sixth Annual Liverpool Athenaeum Literary Competition for Young People, Run with the Daily Post, Radio Merseyside and Liverpool City Council. Here Is Her Story, Being Dead

Unfortunately, today was not going to be his usual day. In an interesting twist, fate graciously saved him from a falling piano, but was not so kind with regards to the car that ploughed him down seconds later.

Adam Blake was now dead, and not at all pleased. He'd missed the 9.15 meeting and people would...

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