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Tag: writers
Do you ever get given a book and wonder what the fuck good is it going to do you to read it? I looked at the cover and I figured they had made it somewhat muted to detract from the Read more…
For a long time I had this weird idea that if I had read a book that I was never going to read it again, because I had all the data in my head and it would serve no purpose Read more…
If Warren Ellis doesn\’t qualify as an experimental writer then I am not sure who does. But perhaps that term is reserved for those who push to the point of abstraction where it becomes hard to follow the writer up Read more…
I loved \’And The Ass Saw The Angel\’ and I generally have loved everything that Nick Cave touches – he keeps it interesting and new, and doesn\’t often repeat himself. This is a very different novel to his debut, which Read more…
There are some books where it is the ending that blows you away, and there are other books where Read more…
I wrote as part of this site\’s Magazine Graveyard section about how much I loved this magazine. It came as a blast of fresh air in the nineties, when a lot of design was over the top, messy, and sometimes Read more…
Click The Above Image To Go To The Site Today saw the launch of my new fiction project, Midas, which tells the story of Carlisle Bluth and the inhabitants of Midas City. It will be delivered in easy to digest Read more…
With some stories it is the art that arrives with you first; with some it is the words – neither of these is a bad thing, they just speak of different techniques perhaps, but with Invisible Inc from Brendan McGinley Read more…
From one book of essays to another; from one book which I found essential to another which I found to be the total opposite, and it pains to me say that. I like David Mamet – I like his films Read more…