“Fleming’s Live And Let Die is a completely different beast from the cheesy but entertaining 1973 Roger Moore version.”
Live And Let Die: A Discussion
Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather (2006): Review
” It’s the night before Hogswatch, an Discian holiday with a remarkable similarity to Christmas, and all round Ankh-Morpork all the little children are sleeping and waiting for their presents.”
Audiobook Review: Agatha Christie’s Poirot: The Greatest Detective In The World By Mark Aldridge
“The audiobook is well written with each section being easy to understand and enjoy both on their own merits and collectively as a whole.”
Audiobook Review: Nobody Does It Better By Edward Gross And Mark A. Altman
Rather than being a behind the scenes biography almost of the books and films, it is composed mostly of quotes taken from interviews with numerous figures of Bond lore cut together in a scrapbook fashion to tell a complete history of the production both behind of and in front of the camera along with additional material by the authors.
Nephrite’s Moonlight Confession
“I think it’s time to discuss something that’s helped keep me relatively sane throughout all of this year’s chaos. That something?: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon.”
Audiobook Review: Warhammer 40,000: The Infinite And The Divine by Robert Rath
“The Necrons were once the Necrontyr…and our two rival main characters both have their plan for the future of the Necron race.”
Audiobook Review: The Edgar Allan Poe Audio Collection
” Be it a tale of the lady Berenice, the infamous raven or perhaps the unfortunate fall of the House of Usher I can easily imagine Price and Rathbone taking turns to tell the spooky stories or perhaps making it into a contest.”
Sgathaich: Space 1999 Dragon’s Domain
“The 8th episode of the first season, we open to narration by Dr Helena Russell saying how it had been 877 days since the moon had been blasted out of the Earth’s orbit.”
Audiobook Review: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (Or The Modern Prometheus)
“The audiobook version I experienced was produced by Audible and is one of several audio productions.”
Audiobook Review: Warhammer Horror: The Watcher In The Rain by Alec Worley
“Our tale is on a world of the Administratum, cut off from the remainder of the Imperium by an enormous warp storm.”
