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Their voices then were only light whispers, no more, mere breaths of wind. We assumed, I fear, that they were the voices of the dead with little to say anyway.  \n2  \nIt was a playground for us, that graveyard, a wilderness of tall and fallen stones, of short squat stones for tables and dollhouses and board games. When it rained, we squatted against some of the leaning stones and waited, or danced wildly in the mud and grass between stones. Sometimes we slid on the low, now slippery gravestones, rolling merrily in the grass on the other side.  \nWe could not hear the voices when it rained.  \n3  \n“It’s the rocks,” we said, spreading a Monopoly board across a particularly large flat stone. The dice trembled on the gravestone, as if to signal that we played on a gambler’s grave.“Gotta be the rocks. The voices don’t match.”  \nAnd indeed, they didn’t. The stone bearing the name Linda Towland Meadows Beloved Wife murmured in a dark bass voice about guerilla warfare in the Congo, occasionally interspersed with songs about crocheting. The stone bearing the name Toby Sanders Purple Heart Korean War sang in a highpitched wail about bumblebees. The stone covered in lichen seemed to attract a myriad of voices. We speculated that perhaps many people had been buried underneath it. But we never tried to find out.  \n4  \nAs the voices grew louder we said the word “ghosts” louder, to see if it provoked a response.  \nThe stones sang back at us.  \nWe decided to start playing baseball. We shouted as we played. It was almost loud enough to drown out their voices.  \n5  \n“It’s dead people,” we said, not really believing it. None of us, really, believed in ghosts, even with the whispers of a graveyard around us. Because ghosts only come out at night, and the sun was shining brightly. We listened to the conversations of the graveyard, and played on, unafraid, occasionally wondering why the one voice remained so angry over the actions of some person called G. Gordon Liddy, and why another voice lamented the passing of dominoes, and sometimes getting intrigued by the voice that complained about the vast decline in the quality of American confectionary.  \n6  \nBut the singing; the singing terrified us. Not just because on one fine summer evening some of the gravestones were attempting to sing “Smells Like Teen Spirit” in a haunting acapella style while other gravestones were humming “She’ll Be Coming Down the Mountain When She Comes,” while still others were attempting to sing Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy” in a series of rhythmic clacks, creating a cacophony of terror. No.  \nNo, it terrified us because we realized that perhaps even death would not teach us to sing.  \nfin   \n2  \nREVIEWS  \nSpace Raoul  \nreviewed by alasdair stuart  \nWritten and drawn by Jamie Smart  \nPublished by Slave Labor Graphics  \nrrp £6.99  \nSmall! Red! Heroic! Defiantly British! Occasionally embearded! Space Raoul is the greatest space hero there is, a man (Well, red thing) who’s heroism knows no bounds. 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