The Bloomsday Dead by Adrian McKinty: Allen and Unwin

Reviewing Bloomsday Dead

keikomushi — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 19:23:44 +1000

Well, I only just got the book but given the pace of the first chapter of Bloomsday Dead, I anticipate that this puppy will be worth producing a podcast review about when I have finished reading it. I will keep you guys posted on this one, but it could take a while given that I also have another book to review. In the meantime, I will be posting other podcast reviews at http://reviewcentral.mevio.com so feel free to drop by and/or leave comments via the blog companion http://reviewcentralpodcast.blogspot.com.

The Bloomsday Dead by Adrian McKinty: Allen and Unwin

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LeBard — Wed, 13 Aug 2008 22:12:43 +1000

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Twenty Chickens for a Saddle by Robyn Scott: Allen & Unwin

Bloody and repetitive

awaywithfairies — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 16:13:17 +1000

Not an author I've heard of before so I thought I'd give this book a go. Quite bloodthisty and brutal, and strangely repetitive. Our hero meets an Irish gangster, shoots him in cold blood and then escapes. Our hero meets another Irish gangster, shoots him in cold blood and then escapes. Repeat ad nauseum. You get the picture. And a fairly predictable ending.