5 Books that I’ve Read and Loved in 2009

2009 has been a very interesting year for me. There’s been some tragedy, lots of comedy, plenty of romance and a great deal of adventure. I left my first “proppa” job to move to London, girlfriend in tow.
Looking back from the lush little flat we have now to the house-share we were in [...]

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Interview with Marcus Chown ~ We’re talking about Kelvin

So I was lucky enough to have this little gem bought for me last month by my partner.
Clearly a glutton for punishment as she knows just how much I enjoy talking about all things Cosmological. (for anyone confused already, Cosmology is the study of the Universe, not of coffee, shoes and Prada)
Much to my surprise, [...]

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Wheel of Time ~ Book 1

From this point on the book really doesn’t take a step wrong. In fact thinking about it there is so much that happens. The early stages of the first few books, when the boys are still growing up and up to mischief and Nynaeve and Egwene haven’t outgrown village life are really intimate and rewarding to read.

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District 9, your so fine

Although I did get myself geared up for a movie set around Wikers’ mental and physical decline whilst people race to save his life, I was pleasently suprised by how the film deepened and intensified. You’ll notice this transition too, It happens round about the time heads start blowing up.

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Tomas ~ James Palumbo

It might sound absurd and overblown (it totally is and its part of its charm) but its no more absurd than Bankers awarding themselves bonuses even though they have dragged our economy through the dirt. In a country where Big Brother, I’m a Celebrity and Ladette to Lady have entertained our population so thoroughly, is Tomas’ Shit TV, with it’s Rollerblading Dwarves fighting to the death and Celebrity Shit Eating Contests really to hard to imagine?

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