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Coinneach Bain Shanks                                                         Writers Guild  007 393
Coinneach (Kenneth) Shanks is the author and creator of the Wabbit Adventures. Stories, photographs, photo-collage, character development, story-lining and creature animation. Coinneach and Camilla Galli da Bino designs. All material is copyright. Permissions - shanks.coinneach@gmail.com

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IN A RECENT STORY : Out by the river the Wabbit finds an abandoned remote control, he can’t resist checking it and finds himself on a remote spot. In the distance he spots a Rover, a space vehicle, still scraping rocks. He helps the Rover fly and on telling a joke he finds himself at a CERN Collider back in Turin. Whirling round with the remote out of reach, he thinks he can see Lapinette, waving. He waves back but catches a button on the remote. It heads into a tunnel where he finds Lapinette and Wabsworth working on a particle accelerator. Particles collide and music begins. The remote twitches and pulls them all into a quantum space where a giant android mosquito awaits. It’s sluggish and smells awful. They try to stop it interfering with the accelerator. The Wabbit calls in Major Duetta and her red spiders. They pinch the legs from mosquitos as they dismember them. At the Adventure Caffe they agree that the story was part of a hybrid genre that challenged the tenets of narrative!

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All about the Wabbit Adventures

Follow the Wabbit is a long running story blog now over 2300 episodes. Commander Wabbit is a Secret Agent attached to the Department of Wabbit Affairs in Turin, Italy. He works with a team of amazing pals who are animals, pirates, dragons and androids.

Each adventure is separated by an episode set in an Adventure Caffè. That's how you find an adventure in the archives. Use the search box to find Adventure or Caffè. An exciting story has just ended ... and another is starting!

The Adventures are photo collage and text. But everything in the picture is a photograph. Characters and creatures are made from collage material of all sorts, then photographed. The background photograph is their stage and characters are very particular about how it looks.

The Wabbit and Lovely Lapinette adventures are written by Coinneach Shanks. Photographs are by Coinneach Shanks unless otherwise attributed at the bottom of the page. Permissions granted on application and available at low cost to charities and animal welfare. Commander Wabbit may be reached at shanks.coinneach@gmail.com He's really most approachable!

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