JASON

Read this one every year though I don't tend to add books I know I've read plenty.

This time round it was the audiobook read by Tim Curry which I'd give a four star I think. Remarkably understated performance for Tim Curry which is probably why I enjoyed it. Still looking for the perfect audio version but this is pretty good and thankfully the character voices weren't ridiculously over the top.

An interesting peek into some of the current far right lunacy.

Fair play to Harry, some guts needed to infiltrate these groups.

Excellent collection of science fiction short stories. Only one I didn't entirely gel with but as a whole a really decent collection which definitely evokes the Bradbury style of short stories.

Hadn't planned to read this, I'm far from a royalist. I do however have a burning hatred for a good chunk of the printed news media in this country and I'm interested in anyone speaking out against them.

It's not a bad read, and almost completely unlike the way it's been portrayed in the media, but then why would you expect the very media it is taking a swipe at to give an accurate assessment of the book? Still, lots of people do and the people who could learn a little from it won't read it and will continue to be spoonfed by a business that sees and treats them as useful idiots.

It was worth a read but sadly it will change very little.

Alice in Sunderland: An Entertainment by Bryan Talbot (2007)