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Category Archives: reviews
A new H2G2?
In the recent past it was discussed that Eoin Coifer (of the Artemis Fowl series) would be writing an authorized sixth book to the ever-increasingly-misnamed trilogy in five parts that is better known as Douglas Adams’ The Hitch Hiker’s Guide … Continue reading
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Tagged book 6, douglas adams, eoin coifer, h2g2, hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, review, series
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The question is – does it work as a poem?
digg_url = “http://blog.aditseng.com/2009/02/the-question-is-does-it-work-as-a-poem/”;digg_title = “The question is – does it work as a poem?”;digg_bgcolor = “#F3F4EE”;digg_skin = “normal”;digg_url = undefined;digg_title = undefined;digg_bgcolor = undefined;digg_skin = undefined; Demetri Martin has taken a bunch of palindromes and strung them together to make … Continue reading
Continuing with the TyTN II
Continued from here… One of the things I was worried about when I got a slider phone was whether it would be sturdy, and here I can most unequivocally state that there is nothing to be worried about. While I … Continue reading
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My time with a TyTN II
So, as my previous post indicated, I am now the proud owner of an HTC TyTN II (aka Kaiser) Windows Mobile phone. I am a big fan of Smartphones and for the last few years I have had a variety … Continue reading
One man can make a difference – NOT
After 20 years, two TV movies and a TV show that no one ever watched, Knight Rider is back on the small screen with your favourite car KITT and Michael Knight. But not quite. David Hasselhoff, the TV star everyone … Continue reading
A week of theatricals
Not exactly a bunch of reviews, but Bangalore has seen a lot of good English theatre in the last week, and here’s my take on them. Firstly there was Lucknow ’76 written and directed by Abhishek Majumdar on the 1st … Continue reading
Posted in bangalore, reviews, theatre
Tagged bangalore, Invisible River, Keats was a Tuber, Lucknow 76, theatre
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Movie Madness
Last week – or rather, the weekend starting Friday before last – was a mad movie weekend. Not as mad as some that I’ve had before – I remember one time I watched six movies in a single day and … Continue reading
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The Pulp Templar
What is it with the Templars and bestsellers? Currently three out of the top ten hardcover fiction works on the New York Times bestseller list have to do with the Templars. Heading the list is of course The Da Vinci … Continue reading
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