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- One Does Not Simply Parkour Into Mordor... Oh, Wait, You Totally Can discussed 2015-01-31 20:36:11 - first published 2014-11-09 by Arthur B Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor offers surprisingly good gameplay, given how awful the plot is.
- We Need to Talk About Conan discussed 2015-01-31 03:30:16 - first published 2012-02-19 by Arthur B It's time to stop making excuses for Robert E. Howard's trashy writing and overt hatred.
- Elric: A Von Bek Fantasy discussed 2015-01-31 01:30:18 - first published 2015-01-26 by Arthur B Three latter-day fantasy novels from Michael Moorcock inextricably tangle up the stories of Elric and the Von Bek family.
- Grinding on the Final Frontier discussed 2015-01-30 00:44:27 - first published 2011-03-14 by Alasdair Czyrnyj Star Trek Online is still a work in progress, but progress has been very, very good.
- To Rescue Karadur discussed 2015-01-29 04:03:49 - first published 2014-02-20 by Arthur B How do you make a latter-day Michael Moorcock adventure story good? Get someone else to rewrite it...
- The Reading Canary: Fighting Fantasy (Part 2) discussed 2015-01-27 13:00:20 - first published 2009-01-31 by Arthur B Three gamebooks by Ian Livingstone and one by a mystery guest get a good pecking.
- The Reading Canary: Fighting Fantasy (Part 5) discussed 2015-01-26 22:11:07 - first published 2015-01-23 by Arthur B After a five-and-a-half-year hiatus, the gamebook reviews start flowing again.
- Catharsis by Rabbit discussed 2015-01-24 15:07:12 - first published 2015-01-23 by Sonia Mitchell Rabbityness is a touching picture book about loss and creativity.
- The Man Whose Dicks Weren't All Exactly Alike discussed 2015-01-23 04:43:41 - first published 2014-06-28 by Arthur B Part 5 of the Dick survey finds that his early 1960s output is a mixed bag.
- The Sorceror's CEO published 2015-01-18 by Arthur B The One Game isn't quite ITV's answer to Edge of Darkness, but it's an entertaining diversion about entertaining diversions.
- Wings of Love(craft) discussed 2015-01-14 23:07:46 - first published 2015-01-10 by Shimmin In which Shimmin enjoys about half an anthology, quibbles terminology, is predictably mean about stuff that appears suspiciously literary, and makes no song references whatsoever.
- How Gary Jennings ruined my adolescence discussed 2015-01-12 03:36:23 - first published 2011-10-21 by Michal Michal has read Gary Jennings, so the rest of us don't have to...
- Kickstopper: From Each According To His Arteries, To Each According To His Needs published 2015-01-02 by Arthur B Anarchs Unbound, Onyx Path, and other things emerging from White Wolf's grave.
- The Inner Sadness of a Nazi Murder Machine discussed 2015-01-01 22:45:30 - first published 2014-12-21 by Alasdair Czyrnyj Wolfenstein: The New Order does things you wouldn't expect a Wolfenstein game to do, and is all the richer for it.
- "See Me!" discussed 2015-01-01 05:30:59 - first published 2014-12-25 by Alasdair Czyrnyj May is a very sad movie.
- Fresher Than You Think discussed 2014-12-31 20:39:11 - first published 2014-12-08 by Arthur B For a story dating from the 1940s, Darker Than You Think has held up surprisingly well.
- Going Underground published 2014-12-25 by Shimmin In which Shim battles monsters in the shadow-haunted depths, frees the people from a hideous blight upon their fair town, and accessorises like anything.
- An Influential Delusion published 2014-12-22 by Arthur B Being a capsule review of Mike Jay's The Influencing Machine.
- J.K. Rowling's Naked Lunch discussed 2014-12-14 21:33:29 - first published 2014-08-19 by Arthur B The Silkworm finds J.K. Rowling combining literary allusions with a gruesome imagination.
- Five Years, One At A Time discussed 2014-12-12 18:31:28 - first published 2008-06-07 by Dan H Dan is very, very confused by The Last Five Years
- Please Don't Be Sad, Sam Neill discussed 2014-12-07 18:58:43 - first published 2014-10-26 by Arthur B Possession and Event Horizon raise concerns about Sam Neill's coping strategies.
- A Glass of Dickness discussed 2014-12-07 18:53:53 - first published 2013-02-17 by Arthur B Part 2 of a survey of Philip K. Dick's output covers the ridiculous amount of stuff he wrote in 1953.
- Xenu Not Included discussed 2014-12-02 20:02:48 - first published 2014-10-21 by Arthur B Looking at L. Ron Hubbard's Fear. The plot twist is that the cult leader and the reasonably talented pulp author were the same guy all along - gasp!
- I Could Care Fewer discussed 2014-11-24 18:02:23 - first published 2014-07-31 by Dan H Dan H does another language post.
