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Yes, that's him.

What? No Katherine Mansfield? Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923) Short story writer, best known for 'The Garden Party,' 'How Pearl Button was Kidnapped,' 'Frau Brechenmacher attends a Wedding,' 'The Fly,' 'Daughters of the Late Colonel,' 'An Indiscreet Journey.'

I'll check it out, thanks.

Cl;assic horror tale.

All You Zombies, can't remember the writer, but its a classy sci-fi short in which everybody in it and mentioned is actually the same person.

I don't get shakespeare. I think the whole thing is just one of those things: everybody says he is great and so that's why he is, rather than actually being great. It's just opinion. To illustrate: I heard an interview on the radio a few months ago. In it, an art critic said: 'If you...

The Harry Potter books are too derived to be harmful. Anyone who jumps into the air on a broomstick thinking theyll fly deserves to fall down.

Having said that, I went and had a look. Circle in the Woods is good.

Authonomy's a scam by harpercollions to empty their slush pile

You must of noticed something about it I didn't. I hated that book. Its got a great premise, but I got bored with Niven showing off (lawn from england, etc.).

I don't like the e-book. For 1), it is expensive, and will go on being expensive. You must charge its batteries, which will add to your energy bill, and it will breakdown (all hi-tech does - its the in-built obsolescence). A book? You can throw it about and it doesn't (always) break, it don't...

I'll watch for his next one.

I didn't download it, I find it in a public library (British libraries: the dog's bullocks, by the way. I also found a book on how to pick a yale lock, a book on cannabis (how to grow your own) and a book on how to make gunpowder, step-by-step - and the govt is scared of terrorist material...

Ive read the biggest secret. I thought it was entertaining in the same way watching a lunatic from a VERY safety distance away is. Incidentally, has anybody else noticed how David Icke's eyes are weird, really cold and lizard-like. Ironic, isnt it?

Its a good book, right enough, but the footnotes were a pain in the arse. Its like Traunt or whatever his name is cant let the story run without trying to steal the limelight with his big footnotes. I just read the story and ignore him.

There's an article about it on the American Chronicle website. Its at americanchronicle.com/articles/view/98976 in case anybodys interested. But I dont believe it. And I cant believe the English queen owns whole countries. No wonder Australians are thinking about becoming a republic!:confused: