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House of the Spirit Levels - Nick Revell

 
Description: ISBN 0747259739 / Author: Nick Revell / Genre: Fiction

Newest Review: ... when the local Priest brings an Englishman into to the bar a revered hush falls over the inhabitants. It turns out that the ... more

 ... Priest and his voodoo Priestess wife have made a bet whether this man will kill himself or not. Therefore, we travel back in time as Tony Hardstaff, the bloke in question, tells the story of how he came to be in the Central American Rainforest. It’s a story that contains lost loves, Yorkshire, family rifts and gun toting Gorillas. Upon reading ‘Sprit’ it’s hard to understand if it’s meant to be a straight comedy adventure or a surreal fantasy. This is because the two parts of the story are told by different...more

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Premium Review House of the Spirit Levels - Nick Revell: Make Mine a G&T Won't You? (866 words)
by - written on 24/09/07 (Very useful, 181 readings)
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Telling tall tales should be an Olympic sport. From childhood we learn to weave what is false and true together so that a story becomes more plausible or more interesting. Who reading this has never embellished a story to make yourself sound more interesting or perhaps passed off someone else’s experience as your own? If you had to go to one place that you could hear an out and out nonsense story, where would it be? I know; the parlour of any old toot; the Public House. In most older pubs you will find a regular old man who sits at the bar drinking the same larger top all day regaling anyone who would care to listen about his job driving for Manweb, or how he used ...  Read the complete review

 

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