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this is a review of radon daughters by iain sinclair, a “mad trip through the underbelly of east london to oxford, cambridge, and beyond” , as i think, or “a voyage between art and terror, from the mound of whitechapel to the limestone pavements of the burren” as vintage has it…
a welcome breath of fresh ideas, a master of language, and a highly recommended book, if you ask me!
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here's a a short review of dark light, the 2nd book in ken macleod’s engines of light series – a classic intermediate chapter building the setting for the final instalment whilst re-visiting a load of old-earth politics, leading to a classic clash of philosophies and ideologies, with the usual violent results for the local civilization.
the book picks up where the first one left the story – or, actually, it picks it up a light speed journey later, which means a lot of time has passed in the universe, but none for the travelling protagonists. and, as they are at the event horizon of their event cone, it could as well have been an instantaneous transition, as matt cairns, the old cosmonaut from earth finds (his internal clock is still on 2049 plus the years he’s lived. never mind a few centuries passing whilst travelling at the speed of light!).
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In that passage, there are eighty-two occurrences of the letter "i."
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