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Haven t gotten to read that yet. One of my favourites is ANANSI BOYS. Did you read that one?
It is one of his comedy books.
Very well. I'll add it to the list then. :)
Please let us know what you think. Maybe they can add it to the Bond Book Marathon after Colonel Sun.
I will! It's been a while since I bought it, but I finally found time to read it. Not that many chapters left now, and so far it's been a great read.
I find Gaiman a bit hit or miss (I didn't like Stardust or Neverwhere) but I LOVE this one.
Agreed. I haven t read that many of his books, but The Ocean At the End Of the Lane was disappointing to me.
Absolutely! And if you like that one, you might want to try
Was this book about Dr Christmas Jones? :)) ;)
Also, the play version of Matilda. I'm doing a play of it in September. I'm really excited!
Absolutely! And if you like that one, you might want to try
I wish! 😉
Having read seven of the original Fantomas novels and seen the 1913-14 film series, I can report that The Wrath of Fantomas (translated from the French) does a fine job of capturing the spirit of the original stories in graphic novel form. It weaves together characters and story elements from the first few novels to produce a new plot, and thows in some postmodern winks at Fantomas's cinematic legacy. It never loses sight of the essence of Fantomas: that he is an unspeakably sadistic, unknowable force of evil whose face is never seen. I'm not sure he is "the first supervillain," as the back cover claims (Professor Moriarty has prior claim to the title), but he is unquestionably one of the earliest and greatest supervillains in popular fiction. I'm not crazy about the art style of The Wrath of Fantomas, which is wispy and lacking gravity, but it does propel you through the already fast-paced storyline. I hope the French are at work on Volume 2!
by Clive Barker
A Commentary on “The Voice of the Silence”
ANNIE BESANT, D.L.
AND
The Rt. Rev. C. W. LEADBEATER
1947
THE THEOSOPHICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE
Adyar, Madras, India
First Edition, 1926 Second Edition, 1930 Third Edition, 1947
It must be a monograph.