To be precise, I am at a severe disadvantage when it comes to reading The Red Tent. First of all, the book is clearly a celebration of woman and their spirit, their strength, and their survival. Being a male, I find myself probably having less sensitivity to the novel compared to female readers. ( Read more )
	One of the first things Stephen King says is that you don't need a book to tell you how to write. Ironically, this is in his book On Writing. First of all, do not assume that this is a technical book about writing. ( Read more )
	When we brought up the topic of movies to review for Woodworks I was quick to snatch up the privilege of doing this one. I later realised how difficult the task of being the one to give you my two knuts on the highly-anticipated and already highly-successful second Harry Potter movie would be, for what can I say that hasn't already been said? ( Read more )
	There are no trailers on the Dinotopia video because there's no room for them. It's four hours of solid brach-riding, skybax-flying, submersible-diving action. The things which most impressed me about this mini-series gone to video were the action and drama of it's storyline, and the computer graphics which bring Dinotopia to life. ( Read more )
	Is The Eyre Affair fantasy, SF, or Speculative Fiction, and does it matter? Hodder and Stroughton don't seem to think so. ( Read more )