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Book Review: Commander of the Faithful – The Life and Times of Emir Abd el-Kader by John W. Kiser
The biography of a 19th century Islamic jihadist reveals why he was praised as one of the "few great men" of his century.
Read More »Book Review: Milk, Sulphate, and Alby Starvation By Martin Millar
It will never bore you and will continually surprise you, which on its own makes it worth reading.
Read More »Graphic Audio Review: Flash – Stop Motion by Mark Schultz, based on the series from DC Comics
Wally West thinks he is the fastest man on earth, and this has allowed him to face every challenge thrown at him.
Read More »Manga Review: The Manga Guide to Statistics by Shin Takahashi and Trend-Pro, Co., Ltd.
A new "EduManga" book strives to make stats accessible for a manga-mad readership.
Read More »Book Review: Brisingr (Book Three Of The Inheritance Cycle) By Christopher Paolini
If you weren't emotionally involved with the story before, there's no way you can avoid it now.
Read More »Interview With Indu Sundaresan, Author Of The Convent of Little Flowers
"We’ve heard these stories, and assume that they always happen to other people..."
Read More »Book Review: The Judging Eye (Book One Of The Aspect Emperor) R. Scott Bakker
This is fantasy literature like you've never read before.
Read More »Book Review: The Nation Guide to the Nation
The Editors of The Nation have compiled this guide to the 21st-century American Left.
Read More »Blu-ray Review: Wanted (2008)
I wanted my wasted time back after sitting through this mess.
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