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Billy Gibbons recommended The Unspeakable Horror of... by Isaac Rother & The Phantoms in Music (curated)
TLW21 (15 KP) rated Ready Player One (2018) in Movies
Apr 15, 2019
Loo (3 KP) rated Doctor Sleep in Books
Aug 15, 2018
Gripping as always
Another brilliant novel from SK, have not read the shining, although watched it many years ago, so knew the main character already. Kinda want to read the shining now though. I also loved the reference in here that is in his DT series. There are other worlds than these. Loved it, a must read if you like SK and horror/supernatural books
Imogen Swash (0 KP) rated Pinterest in Apps
Dec 11, 2018
Chrissie Hynde recommended The Blue Guitar in Books (curated)
David McK (3180 KP) rated Down Among the Dead Men (Forest Kingdom, #3) in Books
Jan 30, 2019
Essentially a horror novel within a fantasy setting, this is set in the same world as Simon Green's earlier novels "Blue Moon Rising" and "Blood and Honour"; albeit about 10 years on from "Blue Moon Rising", with the odd reference to the events of that (better) book.
It's also pretty much rote stuff: there's nothing really outstanding about this book that would make it stand out from the crowd.
It's also pretty much rote stuff: there's nothing really outstanding about this book that would make it stand out from the crowd.
The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated Tokyo Performance in Books
Oct 7, 2020
I'm not going to put a full review up on my blog for this little book, which is too short to even be called a novella. This is a lovely character study story about a very troubled Japanese chef. Gently written and filled with humor, it is also quite sad. I don't recall which blog I found reference to these "Red Circle Mini" books, but thanks to whomever it was! Delightful!
Merissa (11622 KP) rated The Hawk's Shadow (Black Earth, Prequel) in Books
Dec 17, 2018
The idea of bridging one book to a new trilogy via a novella was, well, brilliant and 'novel' if you pardon the pun. I am not usually a big fan of novellas as I prefer to have more detail which is usually denied me due to the length. However, being as this dealt with characters from "Raven's Heart" so you have already been introduced to them and their lives and struggles. This story continues on perfectly with two of them - Hawkwing and his brother, The White Demon/Collin.
For such a short book there is a lot of detail which was fantastic to read. There is a reference (to Hawkwing and his health) which is a reference to Raven's Heart but this in no ways mars the general flow of the story.
Well paced, good characters, in-depth story told and a wonderful way to start a new trilogy. Really enjoyed this one.
For such a short book there is a lot of detail which was fantastic to read. There is a reference (to Hawkwing and his health) which is a reference to Raven's Heart but this in no ways mars the general flow of the story.
Well paced, good characters, in-depth story told and a wonderful way to start a new trilogy. Really enjoyed this one.
Sarah (7798 KP) rated Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping (2016) in Movies
Sep 18, 2017
Better than expected
I'm surprised at how good this actually was. It's a great take on a mockumentary, and probably the best I've seen in a long time. It helps if you've already seen heard some of the Lonely Island's music, as then you pretty much know what you're in for. There's some really funny bits in here, and the reference to 30 Seconds to Mars nearly had me rolling on the floor.
Erika (17788 KP) rated Celebrity by NSYNC in Music
May 20, 2018
This album was the final by NSYNC (RIP), before JT went solo, and JC tried to go solo. Again, catchy songs, fun to dance to, and the performances during the 2 tours was fantastic. That's one thing you have to give the group, the live performances were on point. I kind of liked the SGT Pepper album reference with the cover of this album, as a 13 year old.
At least they went out on a high note.
At least they went out on a high note.