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Pete’s Picks for 2011 – Part Two
I’m cross posting this with the Case Notes blog where it will pop up on the 23rd, so those of you who read my personal blog will get a chance to be indifferent about the books I especially liked in … Continue reading →
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Tagged adam nevill, black static, chomu, clive barker, conrad williams, daniel mills, dead bad things, delicate toxins, earthling, frankenstein's prescription, gary mcmahon, i smell blood, i wonder what human flesh tastes like, jasper kent, justin isis, lee thomas, loss of separation, ralph robert moore, reggie oliver, revenant, tartarus, the german, the ritual, the third section, tim lees, tom fletcher, tthe thing on the shore
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Pete’s Picks for 2011 – Part One
I’m cross-posting this from the Case Notes blog at TTA, as that way I get to have a blog post without doing any work:- Okay, it’s that time of the year when I get to hand out a few bouquets … Continue reading →
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Tagged barbed wire hearts, black static, cate gardner, chomu press, colin insole, delicate toxins, i smell blood, i wonder what human flesh tastes like, jasper kent, john hirschhorn-smith, justin isis, peter tennant, ralph robert moore, the apoplexy of beelzebub, the third section
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2011: The Story So Far – Third Quarter
Back in July I did a list of my favourite books of the year so far, and I intended to update this at the end of September, but circumstances prevented that, and so I am going to do it now. I … Continue reading →
