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BOOKER LONGLISTING. A formerly "important" businessman in his 70s is declining with Alzheimer's and on a final journey to an assisted dying centre with a paid helper who may be exploiting him for his money. The portrayal of his sad mental decline thr ...more
The Captive by Marcel Proust
" "My plan was to read this volume very slowly alongside the Booker Longlist. However, the Booker took precedence and for 3–4 weeks I left this about 20 pages in. After a short rest, I returned to Proust and was instantly absorbed in a way that I hadn" Read more of this review »
Doctor Who by Jo Martin
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The Fugitive Doctor's backstory, as written by the actor herself, and including the Doctor's first full time Black companion, Dr Martha Jones, who was badly done by both in-universe and by fandom itself. I love that the Fugitive Doctor re" Read more of this review »
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This is the best Doctor Who tie-in novel I think I've ever read. There are several unusual things about it. It's a novel "written by the star of the show" that actually seems to have been written by the star of the show. It's only the third (?) story ...more
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The Disappearers by Marlon James
"This is one of those books that's so good I forgot at times I was reading a book. It's truly stunning how Marlon James thinks and writes and depicts these characters: their struggles, their glories, their conversations, their pain, their thoughts, th" Read more of this review »
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BOOKER LONGLISTING. It's the 1980s, it's Jamaica, a group of men answer a gay coded advert to put on a play about the ironically rampant homosexuality in Jamaica's homophobic prisons and are soon subjected to sickening violence by an "angry mob" with ...more
1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die by Robert Dimery
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X-Men Milestones by Chris Claremont
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I came here as a refresher for Mr Sinister ahead of the new movie. But he doesn't actually appear, despite getting his first namecheck and being the featured character on the cover! The massacre of the tunnel dwelling mutant misfits the Morlocks is a ...more
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Red Dwarf by Rob Grant
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This didn't work for me. It took a long time to get going, and relied on silly names or deliberately overdone adjectives and similes to sound "funny," as well as some faintly sexist banter from Lister and Rimmer. It eventually managed to build to som ...more
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