Woodworks :: January 2004

	Comics nowadays are occupied with our modern idea of the superhero, that of capes, cowls, colourful skimpy tights, and strong resemblances to late-night exercise equipment spokespersons with gland disorders. ( Read more )
	Eoin Colfer dazzles fans once again by bringing back his prodigy mastermind Artemis Fowl with his sequel entitled The Arctic Incident. Readers will find that Colfer uses the same witty, humorous narratives as he did in his previous book, with a plot line that’s just as riveting and unpredictable. In this book, Colfer moves deeper into the fairy realm, allowing readers to know more about the unique quirks and oddities of fairy society. ( Read more )
	Stories are much more interesting than truth. Edward Bloom thinks so, and has spent years weaving fanciful tales about his life. Bloom’s adult son, determined to find out the real story behind his father’s “lies”, brings these stories into question. ( Read more )
	In Hunting Party we meet Commander Heris Serrano, a spaceship captain who has resigned from the Navy - the Regular Space Service - under a cloud and now takes command of a luxurious space yacht to chauffeur a rich old aristocratic lady around the galaxy. Serrano is the scion of an old navy family, from a long line of Captains and Admirals, born and bred for command. Being forced from the Navy by a treacherous admiral is not just the end of her career, it's the end of everything that gave her life meaning. ( Read more )
	There have been a lot of very popular fan productions in the Harry Potter universe, and the one that is making its rounds among my friends now is the Harry Potter Puppet Pals. ( Read more )

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