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Books with Balls: Review: Game of Thrones - George R. R. Martin
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012. Review: Game of Thrones - George R. R. Martin. If there's one thing I can't stand, it's an eight-hundred page introduction. I seem to be inundated with the the bloody things at the moment – The Phantom. Menace came out in 3D on Friday (forming part one of a three-part, seven-hours-of-celluloid intro) and only a few weeks ago I finished The Two Towers. Book two of Tolkien's introduction to Lord of the Rings. Tolkien anathema Raymond E. Feist did the same with Magician, anot...
Books with Balls: October 2012
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Saturday, October 20, 2012. Review: Phar Lap: How a Horse Became a Hero of His Time and an Icon of His Nation – Geoff Armstrong and Peter Thompson. Measurements of weight and odds are integral parts to the sport of kings, however they do not make easy reading. Rather than let. The story holds its own regardless and to understand better the love of the sport in Australia you need familiarity with it. While it could have been done better this book is ranked Tennis Balls. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Search ...
Books with Balls: April 2012
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Thursday, April 26, 2012. Review: Sheilas, Wogs and Poofters - Johnny Warren. This is my second foray into Australian soccer literature, the. Having been less than impressive. The good news is that the now 10 year old 'Sheilas, Wogs and Poofters' by the late Johnny Warren is far better, the bad news is that Warren fell into the standard traps of all passionate Australian soccer figures. Recommend this book for a read and a good summary history of the sport in Australia and an interesting life story that ...
Books with Balls: Review: Sixty years on the back foot - Clyde Walcott
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Monday, August 6, 2012. Review: Sixty years on the back foot - Clyde Walcott. The Caribbean has produced several of the greatest batsmen of all time. However, many of these players seem to rail against faceless figures of authority. Currently, talisman Chris Gayle swats boundaries at whim – more often for lucrative T20 sides than for the West Indies. The chain which leads back through the likes of Brian Lara. 8211; to George Headley. Was published at the conclusion of his ICC tenure in 1997. 8221;, three...
Books with Balls: Review: Phar Lap: How a Horse Became a Hero of His Time and an Icon of His Nation – Geoff Armstrong & Peter Thompson
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Saturday, October 20, 2012. Review: Phar Lap: How a Horse Became a Hero of His Time and an Icon of His Nation – Geoff Armstrong and Peter Thompson. Measurements of weight and odds are integral parts to the sport of kings, however they do not make easy reading. Rather than let. The story holds its own regardless and to understand better the love of the sport in Australia you need familiarity with it. While it could have been done better this book is ranked Tennis Balls. Clash Of Clans YT. Reviews the book...
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Who. Reviewed.: October 2012
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Thursday, October 4, 2012. Tabular review: The Angels take Manhattan. Hi, and welcome to a new style of review. I don't know if it works, or even if it's worth persisting with, but my opinions on The Angels take Manhattan. Are much more easily bloggable if I just make a table with positives and negatives. If two asterisks are next to a "cool" or "not cool" line item, it's because they were very cool - or very not cool - as the case may be. Three makes it oustanding - or cringeworthy. Tabular review: The ...
Who. Reviewed.: March 2012
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012. Liveblog: The Leisure Hive, episode 2. Watching them again, they seem much cleaner, brighter - a credits sequence for the video tape era. It was the source of an interesting, but friendly, disagreement between Jacqueline Hill (initial companion Barbara Wright, and Lexa in the following serial Meglos. Im going to go on about, I can tell, but the music really is very intrusive as Pangol goes to the control panel. Labels: Christopher H. Bidmead. Tuesday, March 27, 2012. The revie...
Who. Reviewed.: PDA: Instruments of Darkness - Gary Russell
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Monday, August 13, 2012. PDA: Instruments of Darkness - Gary Russell. Gary Russell made me think! No, really, he did a good thing! 279 pages weren't wasted! Courtesy: doctorwhoreviews.co.uk. During his time writing Past Doctor Adventures, Russell made it a personal crusade to redeem the then-pilloried Sixth incarnation of the Time Lord, fleshing out the lurid continuity of the Colin Baker era. First came Mel's official introductory story, Business Unusual -. Is a reasonable sequel to Business Unusual.
Who. Reviewed.: The Waters of Mars
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012. The Waters of Mars. This is hardly revolutionary, but The Waters of Mars. Is easily the best of the four specials broadcast in 2009. In many ways, being the best of 2009 could end up damning Waters. With faint praise, which is completely undeserved - partly because Planet of Death. And End of Time. Particularly) were schmaltzy pap, while The Next Doctor. While promising, features the uber-anachronistic Cyber-king rampaging through 19th Century London. Fans prefer to forget "...
Who. Reviewed.: September 2012
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Monday, September 10, 2012. Review: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. I don't get why people (I'm looking at you. Radio Free Skaro) rag on Chris Chibnall. I'm not convinced he's the greatest script writer that Who. Has, but every single one of his scripts has been perfectly . functional. I'm a big fan of 42. While the Earth Reptile story in Series 5 didn't fascinate me, but was hardly dire. To be honest, functional is the best assessment of Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. The presence of historical figures. In so doin...
Who. Reviewed.: July 2012
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Review: Elisabeth Sladen - an autobiography. When Elisabeth Sladen . Passed away in April 2011. I was shocked and upset than at the death of any other of my childhood fiction stalwarts. She consistent, intriguing and still on TV, but her death shook me up more so than even that of her co-star (and my then-hero) Jon Pertwee in 1996, despite that occurring in the midst of my cry-at-the-drop-of-a-hat phase. Her most notable role by far was as . Doctor Whos best ever companion.
Who. Reviewed.: Original - Mission to the Unknown
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012. Original - Mission to the Unknown. All this actually leads me to believe this serial is perhaps Terry Nation's best work. OK, so he did The Daleks. And The Daleks' Invasion of Earth. Isn't bad, but the best parts of Masterplan. Are unquestionably Dennis Spooner's work, while the same might be said of Genesis. That said - and against all odds - the melodramatic script meshes perfectly with the inherent tension. In Life, the Universe and Everything. And, more recently, Dalek.
Who. Reviewed.: Review: Elisabeth Sladen - an autobiography
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Review: Elisabeth Sladen - an autobiography. Passed away in April 2011. I was shocked and upset than at the death of any other of my childhood fiction stalwarts. She consistent, intriguing and still on TV, but her death shook me up more so than even that of her co-star (and my then-hero) Jon Pertwee in 1996, despite that occurring in the midst of my cry-at-the-drop-of-a-hat phase. Her most notable role by far was as. Doctor Who's best ever companion. Despite opening up 320 pages...
Who. Reviewed.: February 2012
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Friday, February 24, 2012. Other - The Discontinuity Guide, by Cornell, Day and Topping. Originally excited to have finally found a second-hand copy, I was surprised by it's scatter-gun approach. Each story is laid out in categories where often there is no explanation, minimal linking and less style. As a book, written by three of the Whoniverse's leading anoraks. This is fine, but makes it lightweight and somewhat engaging. Courtesy: tardis.wikia.com. For it's numerous bad points, The Discontinuity Guide.
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Saturday, October 20, 2012. Review: Phar Lap: How a Horse Became a Hero of His Time and an Icon of His Nation – Geoff Armstrong and Peter Thompson. Measurements of weight and odds are integral parts to the sport of kings, however they do not make easy reading. Rather than let. The story holds its own regardless and to understand better the love of the sport in Australia you need familiarity with it. While it could have been done better this book is ranked Tennis Balls. Tuesday, September 11, 2012. The bo...
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Get Your Book Reviewed. Long time no blog right? Well I’m happy to announce that I will be blogging regularly. Life has definitely changed for me but one thing that didn’t is my love for books. I found myself slowly getting back into reading. Now that my daughter is one year old (I know! She is much more independent. That gives me more time to myself. Also my 6th blogoversary just passed in June! On Aug 8, 2016 in 2016. Review: Ice Like Fire. On Jul 6, 2016 in 2016. Review: I Woke Up Dead at the Mall.
