
An okay book, as Clive Barker books go. From the point of view of a demon trapped in the book in the 15th century. This one reminded me a little of C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters, but, you know, without any of the redeeming value.

An okay book, as Clive Barker books go. From the point of view of a demon trapped in the book in the 15th century. This one reminded me a little of C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters, but, you know, without any of the redeeming value.
The Player of Games, by Iain M. Banks
Jul 3, 0:54 › Brian: Use of Weapons is indisputably the best of the series Jun 25, 17:52 › mel s: Hi.. Just randomly surfed by. You seem to be quite