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I’ve almost finished Ghost Town by Michael Clifford, which has proved to be a very entertaining read. I’ll try and post a review tomorrow. The only thing that I’ve found a little unsettling is that it reads like another author's work. If I’d been given the tome minus the cover I would have sworn it had been written by Gene Kerrigan. It has the same voice, same style, the same locale, the same...
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The Rule Book
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2009
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The White Gallows
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Code/Space: Software and Everyday Life
by Rob Kitchin (Goodreads Author), Martin Dodge 3.00 avg rating — 1 rating
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2011
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The Academic's Guide to Publishing
by Rob Kitchin (Goodreads Author), Duncan Fuller 3.00 avg rating — 1 rating
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2005
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Killer Reels
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2012
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Lost in Space
by Rob Kitchin (Goodreads Author) , James Kneale 0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings
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Disability, Space and Society
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2000
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The Cognition of Geographic Space
by Rob Kitchin (Goodreads Author), Mark Blades 0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings
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2002
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Mapping Worlds: International Perspectives On Social And Cultural Geographies
by Rob Kitchin (Goodreads Author), Kitchin Rob 0.00 avg rating — 0 ratings
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Cyberspace: The World in the Wires
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1998
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| Saturday’s Child is a gritty view of the Northern underclass; hard men prowling the streets getting into scrapes and dodgy deals, making ends meet with menaces, and the other folk who survive amongst them. Banks does a credible job of portraying post...more | |
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| The Arms Maker of Berlin is a curious book. It’s essentially an Indiana Jones-style hunt for important historical documents, with a tangle of individuals and groups also after the prize. It’s a book that left me a little conflicted. It really shouldn...more | |
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| The Green Ripper is the 18th McGee novel in a series of twenty one. Macdonald writes elegantly in an easy and engaging style. His characterisation is excellent, and he has a keen eye for observing and commenting on different social phenomena. The fir...more | |
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| Ghost Town is a very well written and entertaining debut novel. Michael Clifford is an Irish journalist and columnist and brings all his skills as a seasoned writer to the book. The real strengths of the novel are its plotting, the characterization,...more | |
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| Buried Strangers is an engaging read. Gage writes in an assured, economical style heavy on dialogue and action. The political, social and economic relations of modern Brazil are laid bare without overly dominating the text; there’s plenty of context...more | |
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| I’m a fan of Cotterill’s Dr Siri series set in Laos in the 1970s. Although the characters are all a bit eccentric, they are all believable, warm and sit together comfortably, and there is a lovely sense of place and time. Killed at the Whim of a Hat...more | |
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| I thought the opening chapter of Smoked was excellent. If the whole book had managed to keep up the same pace and style it would have been a cracker. As it was, the following chapters got bogged down in back story and manoeuvring characters into posi...more | |
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| Bukowski’s prose is rich, whilst still maintaining a show rather than tell style, and there is much to admire in the writing. His short stories are often only a thousand words or so, but are vivid and engaging, and it’s clear why Time magazine labell...more | |
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