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News
July 2011
Considering the large chunk of time since the last updates, there's a remarkably few number of new reviews. Thanks to Worldslaziestbusker for providing another quality review on a Greg Egan novel, Permutation City.
I've also included a review of the new Matt Damon movie The Bourne Identity 4, sorry, I mean The Adjustment Bureau. For those of you into that micro-niche market of romantic sci-fi films, this one should be right up your alley.
And finally, there's a review of Michaelbrent Collings action thriller Run which finally proves that not all 99-cent e-books are crap. I was pleasantly surprised with this book, and both my mom and I had a great time racing to the end of it and trying to figure out the twists and turns.
I'm currently working my way through The Hunger Games trilogy so stay tuned!
October 2010
Four new reviews this time around, including a scathing one of Michael Chriton's controversial novel State of Fear by Worldslaziestbusker. We've also got a review for Teranesia by Greg Egan, an evolutionary hard sci-fi book (just when you thought there couldn't be any more sub-sub genres out there!). To round out the book reviews this month, check out the last novel in the Crystal Singer series Crystal Line. Although this was an entertaining read, in a few years time I'll just remember this book because it took me until the end to figure out the title was actually a pun.
I've uploaded a review of the cult space comedy Red Dwarf. The series hasn't aged well, but the humour is still the same which is either a blessing or a curse depending on if you like retro British comedy.
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