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Dipping into the Literary Classics

Monday, October 27th, 2008

For quite some time — I’m not sure quite how long — I’ve been meaning to read the so-called “Classics.”

Some of them really appeal to me, others i’ve read good things about, and some don’t appeal to me at all.  So i decided to start the ball rolling, and just this afternoon (Minutes before i started writing this post) I placed my order on Amazon.co.uk.

The books I’ve started with are as follows: Read More »

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Chion - Darryl Sloan

Saturday, August 9th, 2008

Chion

Chion

Chion - Darryl Sloan

A perilous journey through the strangest apocalypse .

Set, for the most, in a secondary school in Northern Ireland, and based around a mysterious substance that looks like snow, which turns out to be something a lot less savoury, Chion is a very compelling piece of work.I lazily chose to start reading the book after midnight, thinking i’d give it 20 minutes, enough to give me a taste, then continue the next day. 100 pages later, i finally gave into my sleep deprived eyes and when i did continue the next morning, i finished the book.

Very enjoyable read with an original plot, good characters and more than enough instances to make me think further about what had just happened and how i might have dealt with it.

Something that in my opinion, should be a big part of any sci-fi book/story/film, but sadly is lacking in most titles.

I look forward to reading more by Darryl.

My rating: 4.0 stars
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