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Daily Archives: September 12, 2007
Adam Roberts talks Jules Verne
Adam Roberts has an excellent piece on the Guardian today talking about Jules Verne. He places him into context and discusses more than Captain Nemo. Verne’s novels deal with the every day and the dissonance between technological progress and the … Continue reading
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What would Aunt Lucy Say? – Paddington swap to Marmite
Paddington Bear, that travelling doyenne from Darkest Peru found 49 years ago at Paddington Station, has swapped his trademark marmalade sandwiches for Marmite. Sigh. Next he’ll stop being “at a loose end”.
Posted in Odds n Sods
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The Times is proof against Death and Tarantino
The Times has a piece on Tarantino about his new film, Death Proof. Perhaps, like Shymalan, Tarantino has made his best movies but I’m still angling to watch Death Proof (though I’d love to have seen the fully version of … Continue reading
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