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George’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at George’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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George Cutter
Goodreads Author
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in The United Kingdom
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Junji Ito, Clive Barker, Lucio Fulci
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April 2018
Cutter's Blog: Silent Heart Attack
I’d long since forgotten the distinct aromas of hospital wards; bodily fluids of diverse repugnance, sterile disinfectants, bland hospital food that lingers on the breath long after habitual consumption, and if you haven’t been able to shower for a little while, your own foul odours that remind you just how disgusting you are. My last hospital stay that ran for an extended period of time was back
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The Ascension of the Seventh
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2021
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The Web Tomb
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| A very quirky short story about a a giant frog that visits a man in the hopes that he will join him in combat against a giant worm. Sounds mad, doesn't it? It is, but Murakami makes it work. This illustrated little hardback is presented beautifully a ...more | |
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| What a great graphic novel this was. I haven't read too many slice of life comics (I love 'Blankets', Jeffrey Brown's comics, Joe Matt's 'The Poor Bastard') but this looked right up my alley. 'Daytripper' (originally serialised as ten issues) follows ...more | |
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| Daredevil is one of my favourite superheroes, but when it comes to his stories, I haven't ever really strayed from the Frank Miller stuff. The Man Without Fear, Born Again, Death of Elektra, etc... To me, Daredevil has always been Miller's baby more ...more | |
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| Junji Ito is one of the few authors whose work I always pick up straight away. It staggers me that even now, with all the work he has produced, we keep getting blessed with more (with the quality rarely wavering). Alley is another great collection of ...more | |
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| I loved Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events as a kid. Still do, actually. For me, it was up there with the likes of Harry Potter and The Spiderwick Chronicles. Daniel Handler (the true name behind the Snicket moniker) has released his fir ...more | |
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| The Blood on Satan's Claw is a 1971 British folk horror film, and part of what is known as the 'unholy trinity' of the genre, along with The Wicker Man and Witchfinder General. Robert Wynne-Simmons, the screenwriter of the original film, revisits one ...more | |
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| Everyone knows the story of Metamorphosis; a bloke wakes up one day and is stunned to discover he has transformed into a giant cockroach. Arguably Kafka's most well known story, this cloth bound edition includes two other shorts, In the Penal Colony ...more | |
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| I was quite thrilled to learn that Junji Ito had released an autobiography. I've followed his works for years, and his artwork has had a lasting impact on me (not to mention served as an influence for my own work). Uncanny: The Origins of Fear, reads ...more | |
