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The Constant Gardener by John Le Carré
The Constant Gardener (published 2001) is of course one of the many Le Carré books which have been filmed. Didn’t catch the film myself, and the PVR fucked up when it was on TV recently. Justin … more →
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The Constant Gardener by John Le Carré
RFM wrote 3 months ago: The Constant Gardener (published 2001) is of course one of the many Le Carré books which have been f … more →
Islands in the Net by Bruce Sterling
RFM wrote 5 months ago: After giving The Caryatids a bit of a slagging, I thought I’d go back to where it all started … more →
Spook Country by William Gibson
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RFM wrote 9 months ago: Inevitably, with William Gibson’s name on the cover, I found Spook Country in the SF section o … more →
The Atrocity Archives by Charles Stross
RFM wrote 1 year ago: This new 2007 edition of Charles Stross’ 2004 novel The Atrocity Archives brings its artwork i … more →
Sixty Days and Counting by Kim Stanley Robinson
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RFM wrote 1 year ago: It’s taken me a while to get round to the third in a sequence that began with Forty Signs of R … more →
Three Days To Never - Tim Powers (Review Part 2)
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RFM wrote 3 years ago: There has to be a part 2 to this review, if only to allow my initial excitement about a new Tim Powe … more →
Three Days to Never - Tim Powers (review Part 1)
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RFM wrote 3 years ago: With his previous novel Declare Tim Powers discovered a rich vein of weirdness in the strange (and a … more →
Declare - Tim Powers
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RFM wrote 3 years ago: While I'm in an espionage frame of mind, this is something I've been meaning to do for a lon … more →
Call for the Dead; The Night Manager; Absolute Friends - John Le Carré
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RFM wrote 3 years ago: I realise that it's somewhat of a huge undertaking to attempt a review of three Le Carré … more →
Fiction: "The Gun Seller" by Hugh Laurie
Alaina wrote 11 months ago: Yes, you read that right: Hugh Laurie. In fact, on the cover of my paperback, the title is in fairly … more →
