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THE MOVIE DOCTORS: Amusing Lists From The Minds Of Simon Mayo + Mark Kermode – Book Review

THE MOVIE DOCTORS: Amusing Lists From The Minds Of Simon Mayo + Mark Kermode – Book Review

by Dave Bradley | Mar 30, 2016 | Books, Reviews

Simon Mayo + Mark Kermode (A&U Canongate) 2015, 335pp, RRP $45.00 Mayo and Kermode (of the UK’s Kermode And Mayo’s Film Review radio show and podcast) here adopt the notion that they’re ‘Movie Doctors’, and therefore diagnose and prescribe what you need...
HUMANS: AN A – Z – Make The Most Of Your Time On Earth – Book Review

HUMANS: AN A – Z – Make The Most Of Your Time On Earth – Book Review

by Dave Bradley | Jan 7, 2015 | Books, Reviews

Matt Haig (A&U Canongate) 2015, 154pp, RRP $12.99 Supposedly a phrase book, a dictionary and a guide to the strange life form that is the human, and apparently written to aid Vonnadorians who are to come to Earth for reasons never entirely made clear, this runs...
YOUNG WINSTONE: Ray Winstone’s Autobiography Of Life On And Off The Screen – Book Review

YOUNG WINSTONE: Ray Winstone’s Autobiography Of Life On And Off The Screen – Book Review

by Dave Bradley | Dec 10, 2014 | Books, Reviews

Ray Winstone (A&U Canongate) 2014, 251pp, RRP $29.99 A diamond geezer, frequently fine actor and slightly scary old bugger, Ray Winstone’s autobiography is a highly variable affair, with lovely jokes, messy prose, wobbly chronology, moving sentiments and too much...
NOT MY FATHER’S SON: A family Memoir Of A Brutal Life – Book Review

NOT MY FATHER’S SON: A family Memoir Of A Brutal Life – Book Review

by Dave Bradley | Dec 10, 2014 | Books, Reviews

Alan Cumming (A&U Canongate) 2014, Hardback 294pp, RRP $35.00 Raved about on the cover by Stephen Fry, Harlan Coban, Neil Gaiman and others, Cumming’s first book is an autobiographical effort that touches upon the roles that made him famous (a mention of Spy Kids,...


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