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 Necrophenia - Robert Rankin
Newest Review: ... it would get him into. Perhaps they should not have signed their names in blood onto the contract offered to them by the ... more  ... most strangest of men? Tyler's life will see him battling the forces of hell as they try and create a being of pure evil that will wipe out all living things on the Earth. Can Tyler stop the evil, does he care and will he ever get to become the world's greatest detective?
I am a huge Robert Rankin fan, but even my patience with the author is starting to waver. At his best Rankin is a sublime writer of the absurd, able to create outlandish stories in a beguiling style, yet still have some interesting concepts and intel...more |
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Necrophenia - Robert Rankin: Low in the Rankins (748 words)
by - written on 21/10/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Fanboyism is a dangerous art, but one you must give yourself fully to. A Fanboy is a person (usually a males hence the boy part) who is obsessed with a certain thing and will defend it no matter what. The art form is most prevalent in games consoles were a Playstation fan will dislike someone just because they prefer the Xbox or vice versa. It also crosses other mediums with comics and films being popular sparring grounds. For me it is books that make me a fanboy and in particular my favourite authors. People like Terry Pratchett, Don Winslow and others will get my full support and purchase in Hardback. However, being a fanboy sometimes leaves you on the wrong side ... Read the complete review
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