Life of a PI
Now Señor Chang's monologues
Make more sense. Gripping.
Capitalism,
A user's guide, targeted
At useless people
The storyline is
As chaotic and senseless
As the characters
Life through the eyes of
A jerk. Oh god, oh god, though,
What's with the horse thing?
A story about
Fiery aliens, that's
Really about us.
X-Clacks Overhead
A man is not dead while his
Name is still spoken.
If the Nazis won?
So intensely upsetting,
But full of intrigue.
Police can only
Police if the people are
Amenable. Brill.
Unusual advice
Spotting sources of danger
Keeping yourself safe.
To negotiate
Considering the merits
And not posturing.
Entitled rich kid
Teenage disillusionment
I lack sympathy
Boring beginning
But stick with it, because it's
Great in the middle
In comparison,
Oxford seems much less weird now,
if a bit less fun.
Ice-nine - why, why, why?
Man got to sit and wonder.
Water got to freeze.
Interviews with folks
Whose minds can allow them to
Act without remorse
The Dresden bombing
As told by Billy Pilgrim
A time traveller
Spring on Garbage World
Christmas Eve in Bedford Falls
The Talkie Toaster
Exploded rabbits,
A seriously messed up
Very strange young man
Anarchic sci fi
Echoes of Douglas Adams
You utter smeghead
Was actually
Expecting a manual
Thought it was okay
The history of
Nutrition science. In short:
Eat some vegetables.
I get the point, but
Violence ain't human nature.
A horrorshow read.
Reminded me why
I adore science fiction
Beware the Morlocks!
A chilling look at
People who live among us
Who have no conscience
O! Electric Monk
Maths, programming and beauty
Sofas and dodos
Patchy in places.
Love his engaging voice, but
It felt a bit rushed
Touching, engrossing;
What a story. Plus, I loved
The surprise ending.
Required reading
For women who suffer from
Vulvodynia.
Our relationships
How they can be okay, and
How they can go sour.
The game is afoot!
Holmes and Watson at their best
Solving mysteries
Homeopathy
The scientific method
A nonsense shredder
Working for NASA
His wife's tuberculosis
And lots of sketches
Fixes radios
By thinking, and other
Eccentricities
A retelling of
The Count of Monte Cristo
Sharp, witty and dark
Mind over matter
Only the marvelous is
At all beautiful
Those Victorians
So repressed yet so raunchy
Filthy buggers all
From one sci-fi world
To one the protagonist
Doesn't understand
Thoughts on suicide
How it's attemptable if
You don't want to die
Not disarming, as
I lack the prejudice that
This book challenges
Wildean and dark
Mindboggling last chapter
Foppishness gone mad
Quite entertaining
An autobiography
Who knew he was gay?
The Valley of Fear
Is, I reckon, much better
Than that Baskerville.