From the monthly archives:
I’ve been a fan of Good Omens for years, but for some reason this was my first solo Gaiman book. I’m wondering now why I waited for so long. Neverwhere is a masterpiece of urban fantasy. Gaiman manages to weave a completely believable tale of London Below, a mix of legend, folk tale and magic [...]
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Exams are over and I’ve spent an appropriate amount of time sleeping, reading, cooking yummy food and mulling over exactly what should happen to get the Interactive Novel to content stage. Since you all are so evenly split, I’m going to be writing both the Hero’s Quest and the Psychic Journey plots. I’m toying with [...]
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This book was a good, solid, enjoyable mystery. I need to read one now and again, something that doesn’t necessarily require heavy thought lifting. I did have a few minor quibbles. Spoilers ahead! The subplot with the Watch going on strike without Vimes or Carrot there could have been given some more prominence. In some [...]
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