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Monthly Archives: May 2017
Thoughts: Dark Places, by Gillian Flynn
This was the last book of Flynn’s three famous crime novels (so far) that I had to read. I read Gone Girl on the back of a recommendation from a friend, and inhaled Sharp Objects over the course of a … Continue reading
Sparrow Songs: Old and New Yorkshire
I came of age in the mid-2000s, in a musical era when guitars had to be described as “angular”, beats as “danceable”, accents as “provincial”, and NME promised that the nexy big thing was New Yorkshire. A lot of the hyped bands … Continue reading
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Thoughts: The Flintstones, by Mark Russell and Steve Pugh, vol 1
Borrowed from a friend out of insatiable curiosity. It’s the Flintstones, but not as we know it! Some spoilers abound, so if you want to pick this up at any point, I’d recommend just doing it.
Thoughts: Giant Days, by John Allison (vols 1-4)
Probably going to be a short one, but if you don’t want to read my inane thoughts, take only this away: Read Giant Days, it is lovely.
Thoughts: Waiting For Godot, by Samuel Beckett
Oh man. OH MAN. I have not been looking forward to this. The thought of having to write my thoughts on this almost stopped me from picking it up in the first place. But I was running low on funds … Continue reading
Sparrow Songs: Some Soul
Let’s try something new. Every week (when I remember), I’m going to post a few songs here. Just whatever I’m listening to, really. Anyway, let’s get the ball rolling with a bit of soul.
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Thoughts: Kitty in the Underworld, by Carrie Vaughn
I’m at peace with the fact that the last three of the Kitty Norville opinion pieces (I don’t think I’m knowledgeable, interesting or authoritative enough to say I “review” books particularly) are probably going to be me trying to analyse … Continue reading
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Thoughts: Ancillary Mercy, by Ann Leckie
Oh gosh, where to start? Ancillary Mercy is the last in the trilogy, and as such it was both exhilarating and painful. I worried that I wouldn’t have much to say on this one, as I’ve been so effusive in … Continue reading
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Thoughts: Kitty Rocks The House, by Carrie Vaughn
Well, it’s been a while since we were back in paranatural Denver. Not because I was avoiding it (though I understand if my last rant might have given that impression) but because when people lend me books they get bumped … Continue reading
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