Nick Griffiths
Autor von Dalek I Loved You: A Memoir
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Written from a cat's eye view, this is a lightweight, fun book that makes a nice change from a string of heavy reading. Many laughs, especially from those who know and love cats - some moments of wry recognition of those habits that annoy those who hate cats, as well. Don't read it with your cat in the room - don't let them figure out you're on to them.
I have put this book on my read shelf but that is a bit of a lie as I only got about a quarter of the way through before giving up as i found it very irritating and not as funny as I thought it would be. I don't often give up on a book but that I did just shows you what I thought of it !
A simply book I picked up for free on Kindle is the the life story of Nick Griffiths and his love of Doctor Who, particularly the Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker era of the 1970s when he was a child, and the reborn show of the 2000s as an entertainment journalist. If this was just a book about Doctor Who, it wouldn't be very good, but I did enjoy it for everything else. That being the life of an ordinary guy growing up around the same time as I but in another part of the world with entirely different culture touchstones.… (mehr)
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I have been a Doctor Who fan for about 50 years, so when I saw this book and its promise of being able to visit vicariously Doctor Who locations, or more precisely filming locations, I jumped at it, especially as the blurb promised a link to a website where all the author's photos and other special features could be viewed.
Alas, while the author's style is refreshingly self-depreciating and humorous, the supplied link does not work so the reader has to go solely on his narrative descriptions of each location.
The choice of locations tallies pretty closely with my own - or any fan's I would suspect - top "wanna sees", but without the photos/images I can only give a rating of three out of five to the book. With images, I suspect it would be five out of five.… (mehr)