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It must be close to forty years since I read The Grapes of Wrath. I had forgotten just how angry a book it is. Still reading but the exploitative car salesmen and second hand dealers have got me riled up. This novel has a lot to say to our modern world. The current harshness of the USA has a long hi
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So the FBI boss entered Aotearoa with at least 5 illegal firearms, and gave them as presents. What does that tell us about his awareness of our culture and say about his? #NZPol
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After rediscovering John Wyndham's science fiction from the 1950's through The Kraken Wakes I have continued down memory lane with The Day of the Triffids and now The Chrysalids. He tells a good story and it is fascinating to see the issues in the mind of a thoughtful science fiction writer seventy
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A new podcast from Adrian Tchaikovsky and Emma Neale called Starship Alexandria reminded me that John Wyndham wrote some pretty good Science Fiction back when I was young. So decided to go back and see how it stood up now. Half way through The Kraken Wakes and thoroughly enjoying it. I should have
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It must be close to forty years since I read The Grapes of Wrath. I had forgotten just how angry a book it is. Still reading but the exploitative car salesmen and second hand dealers have got me riled up. This novel has a lot to say to our modern world. The current harshness of …
Any other autobiography will have to be really special to surpass Mother Mary Comes To Me by Arundhati Roy . A moving life story told with courage, honesty and skill. Brilliant. #Bookstodon
Risking another as yet unfinished fantasy series. Adrian Tchaikovsky is a much safer bet than Patrick Rothfuss ever was. Loved the Children of Time series so have high hopes for the Tyrant Philosophers. So far he is building a very dense …
I think the very last detail I remember from the Kingkiller Chronicle has now vanished from my memory. Volume 2 was published in 2011 and the third, The Doors of Stone, has not yet appeared. I am now too old to reread the first two if the …
Once again I arrive late in discovering some high quality science fiction. Met Emma Newman through her podcast with Adrian Tchaikovsky and have since immersed myself in her Planetfall novels. Was hooked by the second, loved the third and n…
Been rereading Forester's Hornblower naval stories. When I was young I read them for the swashbuckling derring do. Now more than 50 years later I see the self doubt of the hero, the assumptions of English superiority over other nations and…
So the FBI boss entered Aotearoa with at least 5 illegal firearms, and gave them as presents. What does that tell us about his awareness of our culture and say about his? #NZPol
After rediscovering John Wyndham's science fiction from the 1950's through The Kraken Wakes I have continued down memory lane with The Day of the Triffids and now The Chrysalids. He tells a good story and it is fascinating to see the issue…
A new podcast from Adrian Tchaikovsky and Emma Neale called Starship Alexandria reminded me that John Wyndham wrote some pretty good Science Fiction back when I was young. So decided to go back and see how it stood up now. Half way through…
Came late to the pleasure of Commissario Guido Brunetti but I am very pleased to learn there are 33 of these Venetian mysteries. Lots of food and moral dilemmas as corruption and history make being a good policeman very difficult. This par…
Currently enjoying Sandra Newman's fresh perspective on Orwell's 1984. Puts some humanity and flesh on what I always found a very cold novel. Am having a good run with new perspectives on classics. Everett's James and Kingsolver's Demon Co…
Enjoying, not really the appropriate word given the content, The Venomous Lumpsucker. Covers current issues like extinction, AI and the corruption of scientific integrity with scathing imaginative prose. Good speculative scifi.
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