Seven Days In

Suprisingly I got through  "Like A Rolling Stone" by Greil Marcus  as it was a bit like reading Dylan and jumped around timewise,...

For my reading, I have now picked up "The Touch" by F Paul Wilson roughly the third book in the excellent "Adversary" s...

As you can see the posting to this blog has dropped significantly since I started posting on Vocal here  , so my writing has increase but ...

 A fifth of the way into "Nightworld" by F Paul Wilson and it is now clear why The Adversary Cycle is six books and not four. You...

I'm surprised that I have got this quickly to the final book in "The Adversary Cycle" by F Paul Wilson, but the books are , f...

Possibly an unexpected title given that England play Germany in the Euros tonight but that is not what this is about. This is the least I...

I am constantly surprised at the number of people who do not not read books. They give excuses that they are too busy , they can’t concent...

  My last few posts have been more focussed on single item although this is more about where I am at the moment. I had been playing Scrabbl...

  After going on about the concept of distributed power (posited in the excellent  F Paul Wilson book “Legacies”), this morning something h...

  This piece of writing includes a spoiler in the first paragraph, although if you have read the book “Legacies” it is irrelevant and if yo...

This morning I started the second book in the Adversary series by F Paul Wilson (“The Tomb” introducing, I think , Repairman Jack) after fi...

I am half way through "The Keep" by F Paul Wilson and thoroughly enjoying it, with it's second world war setting , links to...

It's Easter Sunday and I 'have just started rereading "The Keep" by F Paul Wilson, which I have happily dived into and on...

I have finished "The Outsider" and while , for me, it's hardly an "essential" novel, despite being so short it leav...