A Study In Scarlet Facsimile Edition
Beeton’s Christmas Annual 1887, A Study In Scarlet
Contains the first appearance of Sherlock Holmes in print exactly as it first appeared. With colour advertisements and further stories, this is an affordable facsimile of the “world’s most expensive magazine”, for just £15!
“A perfect addition to the Sherlockian’s shelf”
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Category Archives: Reviews
The Last Jedi – Reviewed by a Star Wars sceptic
I’m going to make a confession. I really don’t like Star Wars. It’s been a complicated relationship. When I first heard of Star Wars, I loved the sound of it. At school, I got swept along swapping the Star Wars … Continue reading
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Tagged Muppets, Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, The Last Jedi, Yoda
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I Am Malala, by Malala Yousafzai – Matt Wingett Book Review.
I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and was Shot by the Taliban I’ve just finished reading I Am Malala, The Girl Who Stood Up For Education And Was Shot By The Taliban, and I’m far more … Continue reading
Posted in Inspirations, Reviews
Tagged biography, book review, education, Malala Yousafzai, Muslim, Taliban
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Justice League, short review. (contains spoilers)
I watched Justice League yesterday afternoon. Probably a mistake to go on a Sunday, day. Very badly behaved group behind me, which meant I relocated in the cinema three times. First to get away from noise, but then, after sitting … Continue reading
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Tagged aquaman, batman, cyborg, DC, DC Comics, justice league, superman, the flash, Wonder Woman
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Review: Black Earth, A Field Guide To The Slavic Otherworld
Andrew L Paciorek’s Black Earth, A Field Guide To The Slavic Otherworld is two wonderful things at once. Firstly, it is an entry point into a mythology largely unknown in Western Europe. Secondly, it is beautiful. On the first point, … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew L Paciorek, Folk Horror, Slavic Myth
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