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Tunnel Vision

Description: ISBN 0099416689 / Author: Keith Lowe / 24 hours to travel round the London Tube system and save his relationship?

Newest Review: ... you’ll most likely be disappointed in the watered down attempt at that genre that “Tunnel Vision” provides. If you’re not a ... more

... fan of either genre, this will hold no interest for you at all. If you have used the Tube or, even more so, if you use it regularly, this might hold some interest. Not for the story itself, but to see Andy’s journey as it intersects your own. It’s a little like watching a travel programme that has a segment on somewhere you’ve been to, as you can watch it and say “ooh, we went there!”. It’s likely to have a brief fascination, but no real interest. It’s not a book you can really sit down and enjoy, more one to be p...more

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Tunnel Vision: Be careful with your betting! Be warned.......... (974 words)
by - written on 07/03/02 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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This book is one of the modern greats, it is compelling and instantly had me hooked. Trust me, pick up the book, turn to page one and you're there - unputdownable through to the finish. We're told that it is a book about men's obsessions and why their women put up with them, the story is all about Andy and Rachel and Andy's second love (well, first really) The Tube. This straight away grabs those of us who live in London and regularly use the Tube, as far as I'm concerned there is very little about it to become obsessed with or to even like never mind LOVE?!? So there we are, for those in London it's a novel which will certainly deal ... Read the complete review

Going Underground (985 words)
by - written on 02/03/05 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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If you are or have ever lived or worked in London, or have ever visited, there’s a fair chance you’ve been on the Tube. Chances are you’ve only ever used it to get from one place to another and not looked at all the places you could go to. This is especially true if you’re using the tube at rush hour, where your main concern is to get to your destination and get your face out of the armpit of the person standing next to you. Who cares where you can go when getting to where you need to be is so smelly and distasteful? Andy’s done something a bit stupid. He’s taken on a bet that even Tony Hawks would have derided as being too absurd. He’s bet that he can ... Read the complete review

Tunnel Vision: Central, Bakerloo, Northern, AAAH!! (1012 words)
by - written on 02/02/03 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I am someone who takes a long time to pick up a book but I do love reading so when I actually feel like reading I get interested but know right away if a book is going to be good or bad. I will read the first 3 or so chapters to see if I like the book but if it doesn't begin by about 70 pages I know nothing is going to happen even by about 30 pages I can tell. I get the mango catalogue and get a list of all of the best books and this book appeared. I read what this book was about and it seemed a strange idea for a book but that was why it caught my attention so I went on the library website and searched to see if any were in stock at my local library then ... Read the complete review

Mind the gap (1224 words)
by - written on 04/06/02 (Very useful, 140 readings)
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This is a curious book – enjoyable, but somehow unfulfilling by the time I got to the end, which in itself did not take long. This is not a particularly weighty tome, but at about 300 pages it took me a surprisingly short time to motor through it. OK, so I am a quick reader, but it just felt that this tale flattered to deceive a little, perhaps keeping my attention on a slightly superficial level, without ever delving into the secrets of relationships and male obsessions that the cover blurb promises. Now, I have to admit that I find the primary subject matter of this book fascinating: I experienced the trials and tribulations of the Tube on a daily basis ... Read the complete review