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Wahoo Rhapsody
Very enjoyable Hiaasen-style romp Continue reading
How to Teach Quantum Physics to Your Dog
Amusing introduction to a complex field Continue reading
Resurrection
A new science fiction tale which bears comparison with the old masters Continue reading
Deep Six
Rip-roaring yarn, but also an interesting period piece Continue reading
The Etymologicon
If you’re a closet etymologist or casual linguicist, like me, then this is the book for you. Mark Forsyth leads a merry ramble through the tangled roots of the English language, identifying verbal histories and connections which are sometimes quite … Continue reading
The Grand Design
Humour and Philosophy, but Ultimately Unsatisfying Continue reading
The Templar Salvation
A Rip-Roaring Romp, with Cutting Questions on Christianity Continue reading
The Eden Legacy
Cracking yarn, even if slightly derivative Continue reading
Blasphemy
A great thriller, which probes uncomfortable ideas at the boundaries of science and religion Continue reading
Prophecy
Murky murder mysteries and complex catholic conspiracies Continue reading
My Early Life
A stirring, inspiring and very funny autobiography by Britain’s greatest leader Continue reading
The Nemesis List
Covers light years, but goes nowhere Continue reading