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Arrival
(This will *attempt* to be non-spoilery, but there’s probably no such thing as a spoiler-free review of a film like this, so beware). Before I start, a confession — I have not read “The Story of Your Life” by Ted … Continue reading
2001: A Cinerama Odyssey
A couple of weeks ago I saw 2001: A Space Odyssey for the first time. Oh, I’d seen something that was called 2001: A Space Odyssey before. I’d seen something called that on an old-style square TV and thought it … Continue reading
Lock-In by @scalzi
Before I start this review, a brief note to say that the reason I am tagging the author is not some kind of ego thing, but because John Scalzi has said that he’s specifically interested in hearing some of the … Continue reading
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Further Encounters With Sherlock Holmes, ed. George Mann
I picked up this book without knowing anything about it except that it was a collection of short Sherlock Holmes stories by various writers, many of whom I know from writing Doctor Who spinoff fiction. The main reason I got … Continue reading