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 Life, Interrupted - James McConnel
 Life, Interrupted - James McConnel ... / Book is published 2006-04-24 by Headline ReviewNewest Review: ... chapter 1 there is a chapter (well, less than two pages) called "The End", and all chapters are interspersed with ... more ... these (all called "The End"), I suppose as some sort of interruption. I have to say that I found these short interludes a bit annoying really (perhaps that was the intention?), they are based around the time that James was drinking heavily, and tend to include quite a lot of swearing, not that that bothers me (I'm just pointing it out!). But I just didn't think much of these short passages, which are almost like poems at times.
Otherwise there are 16 chapters, and it's all split into small sections ...more |
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Life, Interrupted - James McConnel: A Life interrupted by tics (1049 words)
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---Intro--- Deciding to push myself into reading (having lost my reading mood) I picked the first book that came out of my desk drawer, one I'd picked up from the charity book list at work for just 25p. It turns out that this was the right choice, as since then I've got back the reading bug and can't stop reading. Of course this makes it harder to remember the details of what happened in this book as while I thoroughly enjoyed it I'm nearly through the next book now, so I'd better get on with this review! ---The Book--- Since "Life, Interrupted" is not a one-off title (search on Amazon and you'll see what I mean), it's important to ... Read the complete review
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