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George Cutter
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Born
in The United Kingdom
Genre
Influences
Junji Ito, Clive Barker, Lucio Fulci
Member Since
April 2018
Cutter's Blog: 14:14
On the 13th February, at 14:14, my daughter was born.
I never particularly envisioned ever claiming the title of ‘dad’ one day. When I was younger, say around high-school, I was under the general impression that one day I’d have kids, but by the time I was almost through with college, I was adamant that I’d never want kids. I used to hear the same sayings all the time; you’re young yet, so you’re Read more of this blog post »
I never particularly envisioned ever claiming the title of ‘dad’ one day. When I was younger, say around high-school, I was under the general impression that one day I’d have kids, but by the time I was almost through with college, I was adamant that I’d never want kids. I used to hear the same sayings all the time; you’re young yet, so you’re Read more of this blog post »
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The Ascension of the Seventh
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The Web Tomb
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| If post-nut clarity was a comic, Joe Matt's Spent would certainly be it. I read The Poor Bastard some few years ago now, and found it hilarious and depressingly honest. Spent has been on my list for a while, but the book has long been out of print, a ...more | |
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| An excellent satire of the corporate workplace, told with a minimalist sci-fi slant. Rather than a conventional narrative, The Employees is told through employee statements that offer glimpses into life on the Six Thousand Ship. Ravn's prose is litte ...more | |
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| I had heard many great things about Stover's novelisation of Revenge of the Sith. It is a work that has been included on every Essential Star Wars Novels lists I have read, and with the release of this hardback deluxe edition (which, I should say loo ...more | |