Just a day
Jul. 10th, 2014 09:56 pmJust stuff. Apologies for the Stephen Moffat style non-linear nature of the narrative.
( Read more... )Just stuff. Apologies for the Stephen Moffat style non-linear nature of the narrative.
( Read more... )This is a frivolous post. I have not assigned spoons for this, nor is it anywhere in my various lists of priorities. My lists of priority tasks are long; my spoons are short. I can't really afford this. But sometimes you just have to kick over the traces and do whatever you damn want to. So I'm going to ramble for a bit.
tl;dr I ramble for quite a bit.
( Read more... )In the last couple of years I've been reading more horror short fiction than before, usually via the path of delving into a particular author's catalogue. I'm also inclined to buy anthologies from publishers/editors that have a proven track record in choosing stories that I enjoy reading. Here I just ramble a bit about nothing particularly startling.
( Read more... )(Usual review disclaimer i.e. it’s not a review per se just my personal impressions. Yes, there is a difference.)
The Corpse-Rat King is the debut novel of local Perth writer Lee Battersby, and it is tremendous.
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