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Apathetic writer and author of a two books. Also writes for Perceptard, a rather wonderful music blog, campaigns with Amnesty International and helps run the creative writing anthology at the University of York.

Expect posts about life, atheism, films, music, the internet and the odder side of the world. Oh, and the occasional piece of short fiction.

12:16 am - Mon, Jun 29, 2009
via www.fantasticfiction.co.uk

I finally finished The Book of Dave (great read, check out my sort-of review below), so this is the one I’m onto now. Once you get past the fact that the text is disappointingly huge, meaning what would be a 300-page novel really deserves about half that number of pages, it’s actually a pretty decent story.

Being a bizarro novel, there’s a decidedly zany plot - a group of time-travelling people with all of Jesus’s capabilities - turning water into wine, walking on water (the travellers hail from Ocean City, in Atlantica, a city built on the sea) - voyaging to Galilee circa crucifixion day to see if Jesus was just a time traveller like them who duped people for a couple of thousand years. Naturally, when they get there, they don’t find anything you might expect. It’s pretty good - I’m about half-way through already.

via www.fantasticfiction.co.uk

I finally finished The Book of Dave (great read, check out my sort-of review below), so this is the one I’m onto now. Once you get past the fact that the text is disappointingly huge, meaning what would be a 300-page novel really deserves about half that number of pages, it’s actually a pretty decent story.

Being a bizarro novel, there’s a decidedly zany plot - a group of time-travelling people with all of Jesus’s capabilities - turning water into wine, walking on water (the travellers hail from Ocean City, in Atlantica, a city built on the sea) - voyaging to Galilee circa crucifixion day to see if Jesus was just a time traveller like them who duped people for a couple of thousand years. Naturally, when they get there, they don’t find anything you might expect. It’s pretty good - I’m about half-way through already.

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