Given that it's a series of reprints, it's not very surprising that various points and anecdotes get made more than once, and the effect is sometimes a bit repetitive. I had already seen a lot of the best bits, including Neil Gaiman's introduction. Having said that, completists will want to have this, and I too am a completist.
A Slip of the Keyboard: Collected Non-Fiction, by Terry Pratchett
Given that it's a series of reprints, it's not very surprising that various points and anecdotes get made more than once, and the effect is sometimes a bit repetitive. I had already seen a lot of the best bits, including Neil Gaiman's introduction. Having said that, completists will want to have this, and I too am a completist.
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Kathedralen uit de steentijd, by Herman Clerinx
Second paragraph of third chapter: Een allée couverte is meer rechthoekig dan een gewone dolmen, die over het algemeen redelijk…
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Comics and censorship, Spinoza's car, a menacing pigeon and a walk in the park
Little U and I had a nice excursion into Brussels this morning, to see a small exhibiton on comics and censorship at the Bozar centre We had a…
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Terminator 2: Judgement Day
Terminator 2: Judgement Day won the Hugo for best Dramatic Presentation in 1992, beating Beauty and the Beast, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered…
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