franksbooks commented on Men At Arms by Terry Pratchett (Discworld, #15)
‘What’s so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? The real work’s already …
A rope dangling from a trapdoor
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franksbooks started reading Men At Arms by Terry Pratchett (Discworld, #15)
‘What’s so hard about pulling a sword out of a stone? The real work’s already …
Getting Married is it? While there’s King!!
franksbooks finished reading New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson
New York 2140 is a 2017 climate fiction novel by American science fiction author Kim …
On the one hand speculative fiction at its best. On the other a haphazard mishmash of polyanna politics and a meandering storyline supported by barely believable characters
franksbooks commented on New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson
New York 2140 is a 2017 climate fiction novel by American science fiction author Kim …
Here comes the big one
franksbooks commented on New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson
New York 2140 is a 2017 climate fiction novel by American science fiction author Kim …
Burn it all. Figuratively you understand
franksbooks commented on New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson
New York 2140 is a 2017 climate fiction novel by American science fiction author Kim …
Life is coming for us all
franksbooks commented on New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson
New York 2140 is a 2017 climate fiction novel by American science fiction author Kim …
When the push come
franksbooks commented on New York 2140 by Kim Stanley Robinson
New York 2140 is a 2017 climate fiction novel by American science fiction author Kim …
Part 2 done; being where the webs are starting to align
franksbooks commented on Shadow of a Dark Queen by Raymond E. Feist (The Serpentwar Saga, #1)
The astonishing first volume in Raymond E. Feist’s bestselling Serpentwar Saga… A nest of vipers …
Smert shhpionam
franksbooks commented on Mother of Invention by Katrine Marçal
Serena > Roger. Got it
franksbooks commented on Mother of Invention by Katrine Marçal
Our current addiction to "AI" is just Descartes and his fountains for the modern era
Our current addiction to "AI" is just Descartes and his fountains for the modern era
franksbooks commented on Shadow of a Dark Queen by Raymond E. Feist (The Serpentwar Saga, #1)
The astonishing first volume in Raymond E. Feist’s bestselling Serpentwar Saga… A nest of vipers …
Well I suppose a magical tunnel will take you to the otherside of a continent
franksbooks commented on The Ghost In The Shell Stand Alone Complex by Yu Kinutani
it's a long time since I read any Ghost in the Shell, but it's a bad start when I'm unimpressed by the misogynistic cover. It doesn't get much better from there. Lots of not much and churny imagery. Let's see if it improves
it's a long time since I read any Ghost in the Shell, but it's a bad start when I'm unimpressed by the misogynistic cover. It doesn't get much better from there. Lots of not much and churny imagery. Let's see if it improves
franksbooks reviewed Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
Shuggie Bain is the unforgettable story of young Hugh “Shuggie” Bain, a sweet and lonely …
A co-dependant love affair
3 stars
franksbooks finished reading Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
Shuggie Bain is the unforgettable story of young Hugh “Shuggie” Bain, a sweet and lonely …
What happens when your love is co-dependant. Mostly tender, with a large side of harshness. I wonder how much of its success is down to white liberals love of working class porn so they can pretend their nothing like Agnes while we sit around our dinner tables or in our soft furnished living spaces skulling litres of chardonnay or fat fingers of $200 scotch.
What happens when your love is co-dependant. Mostly tender, with a large side of harshness. I wonder how much of its success is down to white liberals love of working class porn so they can pretend their nothing like Agnes while we sit around our dinner tables or in our soft furnished living spaces skulling litres of chardonnay or fat fingers of $200 scotch.