I wish I hadn't.
Go and read the review, and bask in your good fortune at not having to read the book yourself.
I'm a writer, mostly of speculative fiction, living in rural Tasmania. I've got a rural GP wife and three small kids, and I keep a running commentary of life here so that when my kids are old enough to give a shit, they can read up and discover who their parents used to be. I tried doing this on paper, but I sucked at it. So I tried doing it online with an audience. It worked. May contain adult language and concepts. Deal with it.
Okay I will
ReplyDelete'gagged like a first-time porn starlet with a throatful of John Holmes'
ReplyDeleteStart as you mean to continue. That's epically stellar. And cheers for taking one for the team.
hahaha
ReplyDeletenice!
And true!
and hi! by the way :)
other plot holes:
ReplyDeleteHasn't the guy heard of torches? Didn't see the point of all the darkness crap in the lab
He says at one point that the lab is totally RF shielded but her mobile works? go figure?
(Couldn't comment from work on their blog.) The McDonalds analogy was very apt. The nearly inedible for the insufferable V The nearly unreadable for the illiterate.
ReplyDeleteThat's the most entertaining thing I've read this week. Cheers Dirk
ReplyDeleteThanks, folks. And 'Hi' to you too, MickH. The task of the reviewer is occasionally a painful one, so it's nice to know some good comes of it...
ReplyDeletemate..posted a comment at Cool shite, now either I crossed some line that I'm not aware of or i screwed up with ENTERING THE POST!...? Cheers.
ReplyDeleteOH BTW..I pissed myself laughing..wicked review
Incredible! I adore your ability to skewer with grace.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that any review which references 'gagging on a throatful of John Holmes' could really qualify as 'graceful'... but I'll agree there's a certain style to the piece. Mind you, given that many words to play with, it's possible to do quite a lot. I like reviewing online.
ReplyDeleteBwahahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteI use snippets of Brown as exercises for writing students on what not to do, evar.
I can;t belive you found that many words to even criticise it - 'Shite' is plenty!