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Seasons in Hell
Well, more accurately, Sunday in Hell. Saturday was a pink day, and all rather cute and cuddly, but we’ll talk about that later (or not). On Sunday, by way of redressing the balance, I read Christopher Fowler’s novel Hell Train and … Continue reading →
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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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 →
2011 – The Story So Far
For the first quarter of the year I read thirty books (though I didn’t actually finish some of those started in March until April – this morning, in fact). I thought it might be interesting to compile a list of … Continue reading →
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Tagged blind swimmer, blonde on a stick, burying brian, carol guess, clive barker, conrad williams, david rix, douglas thompson, eibonvale, ellen datlow, frankenstein's prescription, girl in the woods, haunted legends, homeschooling, i wonder what human flesh tastes like, jennifer mcmahon, jonathan oliver, justin isis, nick mamatas, peter tennant, quercus, steven pirie, sylvow, the end of the line, the leaping, the painter the creature and the father of lies, the thing on the shore, tim lees, tom fletcher
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Clive of Hollywood
I spent much of my weekend devouring an advance reading copy of The Painter, the Creature, and the Father of Lies, a collection of Clive Barker’s non-fiction (primarily introductions to work by himself and others), and to complement that decided … Continue reading →
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