Darren Goossens
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CEA Greatest Anthology Written
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In Your Face
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2016
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Mad Scientist Journal: Summer 2012
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The Never Never Land
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Looking Landwards
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2013
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Cirsova Magazine of Thrilling Adventure and Daring Suspense: Issue #4 / Summer 2020
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Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine Issue 40
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Physics in Focus: Skills and Assessment Workbook Year 12
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Physics in Focus: Skills and Assessment Workbook Year 11
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This review first appeared here. This is number 4 in the Venture SF series, and it's not too bad. It's 50s-style space opera by one of its top producers. [image] It contains 3 pieces; 2 short novels and a novella -- The Altar on Asconel, The Man fro ...more |
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This review first appeared here. The title is not great. The story is so full of incident it becomes schematic, with little room for character. It ends abruptly. Usually, I like how these old books are around 120, 130 pages. Modern books are so bloate ...more |
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This review first appeared here. The cover of this book, and its title, would give you the idea that the whole book is about a lone man escaping from a damaged submarine at the limit of its depth range. A kind of Gravity underwater. This is only stren ...more |
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This review first appeared here. The cover of this book, and its title, would give you the idea that the whole book is about a lone man escaping from a damaged submarine at the limit of its depth range. A kind of Gravity underwater. This is only stren ...more |
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Review from My blog. The Third Reich in Power Richard J Evans This is the second of three volumes. The first chronicles the rise to power, the third the war; this is 1933 and the seizure of power through to the start of the war. It is thorough and intere ...more |
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Uncharitably, one could call this a well-wrought snuff tale.
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It is in fact many things. A look at the brutality and violence that fear, poverty and ignorance engender. A look at the lengths the helpless will go to to feel some sense of agen ...more |
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Review from here. Someone on Goodreads gave this a 1 star review because it is not what they are interested in. I confess I find that weird. I mean, a book could be a very good example of something that you are not interested in. Why give it a poor re ...more |
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From this blog post. I got this book for 50c at a library that was selling off old books. I enjoyed Wishful drinking well enough. Though Fisher's self-deprecating shtick would I suspect have become annoying had that book been much longer, the combinat ...more |
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Review from darrengoossens.wordpress.com. After the interesting We all died at Breakaway Station and the quite dreadful Come, hunt an Earthman , volume 3 of the Venture SF series is Hammer's Slammers by David Drake. It is actually a collection ...more |
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Review from darrengoossens.wordpress.com. In the 1970s English publisher Robert Hale put out a series of smallish-format hard cover SF novels aimed at libraries. They were not all bad -- World of Shadows by Australia's Lee Harding certainly aimed to b ...more |
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