This is going to be a tough one to write.
That’s not to say Salem’s Lot has any emotional relevance to me. I won’t struggle to get through it before the waterfall of my tears sends sparks flying from my keyboard.… Read the rest
And so it begins — the final leg.
When I picked up Carrie, I had just twenty-seven books remaining. The seven Harry Potter books, four David Wellington Vampire novels, the first eight in the Darren Shan Zom-B series, and eight books by Stephen King-the first seven he published under his name and his non-fiction, On Writing.… Read the rest
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Integer ultricies, augue a dapibus volutpat, odio enim accumsan arcu, eu eleifend urna velit ut lacus.… Read the rest
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Cast your mind back. Before the Berlin Wall came tumbling down. Before the Hundred Years War marked its 78th year. Before Rome Fell.
Cast your mind back and back and back until you reach 2011.… Read the rest
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I have a horrible feeling that, in one of these blogs, I’ve already spoken about both my support for United and my relationship with football.
It can’t have been concerning a Manchester United book, because I’m (pretty) sure I’ve only read three and all of them I’m reviewing today.… Read the rest