“I’ve got a very important question for you,” Paul Janeway said three songs into the gig. “It will determine the… Read more “Are You Ready for a Trumpet Solo?” An Evening with St Paul and the Broken Bones
“I’ve got a very important question for you,” Paul Janeway said three songs into the gig. “It will determine the… Read more “Are You Ready for a Trumpet Solo?” An Evening with St Paul and the Broken Bones
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Notorious literary critic Danny Demompere once said that only people who normally don’t read take big fat books to the beach. I’m inclined to agree with him.
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Is it odd to start your review of one book by discussing another? Perhaps. But if it wasn’t for Edward… Read more Parts per Million: A Review
I’ve been living in Norwich for a while now, yet there are still places I have never visited. One of… Read more A Visit to the Secret Garden: On Finding Something New on Your Doorstep
It was a Sunday and it was raining, as usual, so I did the sensible thing and went to a… Read more Superstructures: A Review
If, less than two weeks ago, you would have told me to go and see an animation film with talking… Read more Isle of Dogs: The Review