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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Song for a Sunday – Wonderwall
I don’t have much time for the brothers Gallagher and all the attendant drama, but they are damned good musicians and this is simply brilliant:- Happy Easter!
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Oh bollocks! I’ve run out of road again. Never mind. Here’s a little something for the weekend from Black Static #6:- HEART-SHAPED BOX by JOE HILL Gollancz paperback, 406pp, £6.99 Fifty something former rock star Judas Coyne is a self-obsessed … Continue reading
Filler content with Scandinvian Undead
This review originally appeared in Black Static #16:- HANDLING THE UNDEAD by John Ajvide Lindqvist Quercus paperback, 364pp, £7.99 Stockholm is suffering an unseasonable heat wave, electrical appliances cannot be switched off and everyone has a blinding headache. Then to … Continue reading
Star Trek Into Darkness
So many trailers on YouTube, but something just drew me to this one:- I can’t think what.
Thoughts for a Tuesday #5
ITEM: While perambulating round the internet the other week I stumbled across a job advertisement for a ‘Senior Bat Ecologist’ in Devon, the opening line of which was ‘This is a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Bat Ecologist who holds … Continue reading
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Filler content with Californian deities
This review appeared back in Black Static #18:- GODS OF LA Tim Lees (Legend Press paperback, 319pp, £6.99) Tim Lees’ first novel is set in the 60s and is the story of Nicky Cavell, an unofficial PI to the counter-culture … Continue reading
Song for a Sunday – Time
It’s the 40th anniversary of Dark Side of the Moon, and that means it’s…
Thoughts for the Weekend #24
ITEM: Earlier this week a friend and I were talking about various health and beauty fads that have come and gone. She mentioned colonic irrigation and I mentioned those beauty parlour places where you can dip your bare feet in … Continue reading
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Filler content from an Australian
I had so such a lot to do today, but have been dogged by a pounding headache since I first opened my eyes. I blame the government – those naughty little boys and girls have been getting up to so … Continue reading
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