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intraspace: the review lounge: July 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Friday, July 28, 2006. The stick: and other tales of our times. The stick: and other tales of our times, by michael leunig. I don't think i've ever mentioned leunig on either of my blogs, but i have to say i'm quite a fan. Recommend checking some leunig out if you come across any. Posted by andrew killick at 7:32 PM. Intraspace is an online virtual space, almost but not entirely limited to reviews of books, albums, films, concerts and life in general. our main contribut...

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intraspace: the review lounge: November 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Wednesday, November 29, 2006. The earth and sky of jacques dorme. The earth and sky of jacques dorme, by andrei makine. It is beautifully written (translated from french). makine weaves the recollections of the old woman in amongst his own recollections of life as an orphan in communist russia. Apparently makine is quite an accomplished writer and has written a number of prize-winning books. i'll be reading more of his work. Posted by andrew killick at 10:48 AM. Now althoug...

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intraspace: the review lounge: October 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Saturday, October 28, 2006. Free of charge, by miroslav volf. This is a book that i randomly picked up after anna brought it home from the library. looked pretty interesting and was the archbishop of canterbury's official lent 2006 book - who could resist? Here's a good quote summing up the point of book, and the argument that volf makes for a God that defies most people's perception of him:. Posted by andrew killick at 6:02 PM. Sunday, October 15, 2006. So that's the revie...

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intraspace: the review lounge: August 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Monday, August 28, 2006. The incredible adam spark. The incredible adam spark, by alan bissett. It's amazing what you come across when you're not looking for anything in particular at the library. our library has a new book stand that i always have a look at. take a punt, and sometimes it pays off. This is a story (in first-person) about a scottish down-syndrome teenager with superhero abilities. as the tagline reads: 'at last, scotland has a hero'. Is it just his imaginati...

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intraspace: the review lounge: April 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Wednesday, April 26, 2006. The screwtape letters, by cs lewis. Cs lewis strikes again! Not that i should be surprised, he is widely regarded as one of the best christian writers of the 20th century. It's astonishing when you take stock of lewis's total literary output to realise just what a genius this man was. he has left an indelible mark on christian thought quite possibly for all time. he was a man of incredible intelligence and insight. Tuesday, April 25, 2006. Anyway,...

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intraspace: the review lounge: June 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Saturday, June 24, 2006. The murder of roger ackroyd. The murder of roger ackroyd, by agatha christie. Anna is a huge fan of agatha christie and has read pretty much everything that aggie wrote. i, on the other hand, hadn't read anything by the queen of murder mystery. There is no doubt that christie was an excellent writer. in this book she writes in first person from the perspective of a male doctor. that is largely convincing, but when people write as members of ...Http:...

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intraspace: the review lounge: January 2006

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Saturday, January 28, 2006. Safe area gorazde, by joe sacco. I guess you could say that the genre of 'graphic novel' is still young enough that certain artist/writers dominate the sub-catagories of the genre, and that new sub-catagories are still being invented. joe sacco is THE man when it comes to comic book journalism. On the headphones: 'hora' by oi va voi, from the album 'laughter through tears'. Http:/ www.oi-va-voi.com/. Posted by andrew killick at 10:23 AM. I'm not ...

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intraspace: the review lounge: December 2005

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Saturday, December 31, 2005. The little world of don camillo. The little world of don camillo, by giovanni guareschi. This is a classic work of italian fiction from the post-war period. don camillo is a catholic priest who goes head to head with the communist mayor, peppone. both characters are rogues who try to outsmart each other for the benefit of the church and the communist party. Posted by andrew killick at 11:58 AM. Wednesday, December 21, 2005. For me, this was a pr...

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intraspace: the review lounge: January 2007

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Intraspace: the review lounge. Friday, January 05, 2007. Trade me: the novel. Trade me: the novel, by geoff. Now, i should clear something up. the amazon ads at the end of each post on this blog might make it look like i'm. Reviewing books with an eye to profit. but i ain't. if i were - it isn't working. never mind. I make this clarification because i present here today a book which i was involved in producing (in a small way). so there might be seen as some vested interest. and, i'm. By the name of sam.