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Articles Written by: KAOLIN FIRE
I enjoyed this book–it’s something of a romp, although possibly that obscures a serious purpose. But, oh dear, it’s often unintentionally hilarious as well.
Boultbee posits a world in which women’s lifespans have increased three-fold following the ...
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29 Apr 2008
When I agreed to review EZ Lovin’, I thought I knew what I was getting into. I used to read my mom’s romance novels behind her back in junior high school, and I knew even then that I shouldn’t really take them as a model for how relations between the ...
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29 Apr 2008
Traversa: A solo walk across Africa, from the Skeleton Coast to the Indian Ocean by Fran Sandham
It’s hard to read many travel books without a sense of ‘Why? Why are you putting yourself through all this?’ and Traversa is no exception. Those who sit at ...
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29 Apr 2008
Bound in Skin is a collection of seven short gothic romance stories that mostly stick to formulaic plots. There are, however, two stand-out stories in this collection–the title piece ‘Bound in Skin’ by Janine Ashbless and Carole Lanham’s ‘Cleopatra’s ...
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29 Apr 2008
Mend Your Misery is a collection of twelve poems largely focused on love and heartbreak. Kristofer Dommin seems to have channeled that spotty teen-angst phase that drives people to poetry, and honed it to its core. While the themes are overall ...
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1 Apr 2008
What do Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinski have to do with the apocalypse? Not much, outside of inspiring the tryst that brings it on. And, as in this review, you won’t see them again after the introduction. “The Oblivion Society” is a hilarious post-dot- ...
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18 Mar 2008
I had to take a step back after reading Vacation to realize it really is as imaginative as it’s advertised as being, because it’s not so much the usual suspects, like the crazy plot antics or the political interpolations, that impressed me, but the ...
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11 Mar 2008
This is a nasty book. If you’re expecting to read about Hannibal the famous general, Hannibal who crossed the Alps and gave the Romans the thrashing they deserved, forget it. This is Hannibal the man, one who doesn’t care how many die in his pursuit of ...
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11 Mar 2008
Starlight Cinema presents Witching Hour Theatre: “a shadowy world of hauntings and serial killers, werewolves and cannibals, slaughter and mayhem.” Once a week, Starlight Cinema flips its marquee and presents a triple-feature of silver-screen horror: ...
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25 Feb 2008
MEAT is a strangely compelling read. Despite weaknesses in the narrative, it draws the reader in, shows them a bizarre yet intriguing world, and makes them read to the very last page.
It’s frustrating, though. D’Lacey works hard to make you slowly ...
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18 Feb 2008
