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Who's Afraid of Beowulf? - Tom Holt

Description: ISBN 1857231961 / Author: Tom Holt / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy

Newest Review: ... burial mound and the largest Viking ship-burial ever discovered. During a preliminary exploration she discovers an exquisite ... more

... and complex dragon-brooch, which against her better judgement she removes, Also at the site she discovers a number of Viking bodies, astonishingly well-preserved, almost as if.. (Don`t pre-guess the plot, it spoils all the fun...) Anyways, She flee's the site, but is wrac ked with guilt over her theft of the brooch, and so she decides to return it, Oh her return, she finds (did you guess?) the Vikings themselves, alive and well, (and b...more

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Who's Afraid of Beowulf? - Tom Holt: mmmm, Seagulls.. Tasty! (1082 words)
by - written on 22/08/02 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Another day, another book that wasn`t previously reviewed, and for once it's not a Terry Pratchett Novel. (I can hear the sighs of relief from here.) No, this review is by another Comic Genius, Not quite as well known as PTerry, but then his books are a little harder to understand, but no less funnier than Mr. Pratchett's (infact in some cases funnier IMHO) Anyways, here`s my review of his 1988 Classic "Who's Afraid of Bill Gates" (Oh, Sorry.. I meant Who's Afraid of Beowulf, Geez. that Bill Guy he get everywhere...) Now for those not aware Tom Holt is a humorous writer who has a great interest in Norse mythology. His 1987 novel, ... Read the complete review

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