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In an age of television and computers, it’s easy to forget about good ol’ fashioned books. Luckily for you we haven’t forgotten that you can still be a cool person if you read books; but only if you write an article about them later! Check out these great reviews and articles on literary wonders. |
A Thirst For Vengeance
Posted by 7th on November 18, 2005 |
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Have you ever wanted revenge, no matter the cost? Have you ever been incapable of forgiveness? Have you ever wanted to forgive yourself, but couldn't? |
Calvin and Hobbes Forever
Posted by SugarRay on October 18, 2005 |
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One of the many joys of being an eighties child was reading Calvin and Hobbes in it's heyday, and having it influence almost every aspect of your young life, thus the rest of your life.
We miss you, Bill! |
7th Becomes a Novelist
Posted by 7th on July 18, 2005 |
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Well dear friends, I've finally made my mark on the literary world... a big, black shoeprint, but a mark nonetheless. |
Silent Hill: Among The Damned
Posted by Morphine Jim on March 23, 2005 |
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I review the second of IDW's Silent Hill graphic novels and... well... I'm not half as kind this time round. Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, I'll fuck out your eyes. |
Silent Hill: Dying Inside
Posted by Morphine Jim on February 15, 2005 |
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As a staunch Silent Hill fan, I was both interested and worried by IDW Publishing's first foray into the realm of Konami's famous scare-fest. Was this graphic novel worthy of being associated with the series? Hmm... |
The Taking
Posted by 7th on August 07, 2004 |
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Dean Koontz, the poor man's Stephen King... Formulaic to the point of tedious repitition, his newest endeavor is no different, but's still a fairly entertaining, and oddly religious, fast read. |
Seven Hill City
Posted by 7th on May 28, 2004 |
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So my buddy B has finally published his first book... Let's see of it was worth the wait, shall we? |
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