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Ramblings / 3 November 2011 / John / 0
Christine by Stephen King My rating: 5 of 5 stars Took me a long time to read this, due to various external factors, but it was well worth the record. I think I was about 14 when I read it the first time and the re-reading brought back a while pile of happy (and not
Ramblings / 4 September 2011 / John / 0
I think, on the whole, August was a rather awesome and epic month. For one thing, it saw Careless Talk finally unleashed upon the world. Writing it was a bit of a roller coaster – it was started during one of the darkest periods in my life and then had to sit, half written, for
Ramblings / 28 July 2011 / John / 0
Firestarter by Stephen King My rating: 5 of 5 stars Very very good. There are a few odd little phrases used here and there – the occasional repetition. I suspect Mr King was living in interesting times when he wrote this. None of that detracts from what is essentially a straightforward tale of anti-establishment paranoia
Ramblings / 25 July 2011 / John / 0
A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin My rating: 5 of 5 stars I was a little concerned about this book, having just watched the TV series. I needn’t have been. Good though the series was, the novel wipes the floor with it. So much more of the intrigue and the history is revealed
Ramblings / 8 April 2011 / John / 0
I don’t know where this one is going yet, but I like it 🙂 Sea Shanty
Ramblings / 20 December 2010 / John / 3
Waste too much time on Minecraft? Me? Don’t be ridiculous. This was originally going to be a 1:1 representation of the great pyramid at Giza. Sadly, doing 1 cubit : 1 block would yield a pyramid taller than the max height of the world. So I’ve gone for 1/3 scale instead.
Ramblings, Rants / 23 November 2010 / John / 0
How can we say we’re civilised? A friend of mine has worked ceaselessly over the past few weeks to raise enough money to make a bid for Alan Turing’s papers. Sadly, the bid was unsuccessful although the papers haven’t yet been sold. How could this even come about? Alan Turing was a mathematician and logician
Ramblings / 15 October 2010 / John / 2
Some people would have you believe that an ‘online friend’ isn’t the same as a ‘real-life friend’. Maybe it’s because they’ve never had one; maybe they think shared experience isn’t enough and physical contact is needed; maybe they’re just plain stupid. Allow me, Dear Reader, to tell you a story about that gentleman to the