Jasper Bark
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Tom Brown's Schooldays (Tom Brown, #1):
"Surprisingly compelling. One of a few books where shifting tense works as for example the classic School Match where Tom makes his stalwart and spirited debut. On a deeper level explains a lot about the British Empire, stiff upper lip, rugger, old ch"
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"“They were in a ragged square, back to back on the hilltop, and even as we watched I saw the glitter of bayonets as they levelled their pieces, and a thin volley crashed out across the valley. The Afghans yelled louder than ever, and gave back, but t"
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"Years ago I read Once by Herbert, which I didn't particularly care for and it sort of turned me off the author. Now I've decided to give Herbert a second chance with Moon and I'm so glad I did, cause this was a very good book. At its heart it was a m"
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"Cringey sex scenes aside, I’ve had to upgrade this to five stars from four because I had a bloody great time reading this! Honestly, I couldn’t put it down, finishing it in pretty much a day.
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Michael, this is a great question. As you rightly pointed out in your review, there is a lot of eye symbolism in the novel, it's a purposeful motif. While I don't believe the author's opinion is ever the last word on something, I have been pronouncin
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Michael, thanks for the kind words so far and I'm very pleased you've picked up on the imagery and the repeated eye motif. I don't think the author's
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Pat wrote: "Cheers Jasper for the friend request. Here's to reading some more great horrors in 2016!"Hey Pat, only just seen your message, so forgive me writing back four years later, but 2016 was a good reading year for me, and I wrote a few books too. Hope you are well and still voraciously consuming horror books.
Kayleigh wrote: "Hi Jasper, I'm sorry I haven't replied to your message, you must think me so rude! Every time I try to open it, it for some reason keeps circling me around to the log in page. Thank you for accepti..."Hey Kayleigh, don't think you the lest bit rude. Goodreads can sometimes be alarmingly elliptical to use, though it's not as user unfriendly as LinkedIn. Great to be in touch here and I look forward to our book discussions too.
Williwaw wrote: "Hey Jasper:That book list of yours has to be some kind of record-breaking statistic, worthy of an entry in "Ripley's Believe It Or Not!"
Cheers!"
It would seem to suggest I'm completely illiterate wouldn't it.

























































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