Si Jobling reviewed The Hidden Space by Nathan Hystad
The tension is palpable
3 stars
This volume seems drawn out, building up to the climax of book 3. I’m all for some character development and back story but over 400 pages seems excessive.
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Si Jobling reviewed The Other Place by Nathan Hystad
Gripping intro to The Glass
4 stars
It's a good sci-fi story, plenty characters to build on and a reasonable pace too.
Si Jobling reviewed Enki by Ken Warner
More gripping adventures from the twins and they’re super powers
4 stars
Si Jobling reviewed Delta Paradox by Ken Warner
Enthralling adventures with the twins, now with more superpowers
4 stars
The story took a different SHIFT this time and kept me hooked all the way through. The pace was perfect and character development noticeable. Ready for book 9 in the series now.
Journey to the Center of the Earth (French: Voyage au centre de la Terre), also …
Beautifully descriptive story full of imagination
4 stars
First time I’ve read this and I can see why it’s a classic. Fantastical story set in a magical land with an air of realism.
Si Jobling reviewed Shifted by Ken Warner
More fun geeky adventures
4 stars
This one enters a new level of dystopian science fiction, delving into further confusing concepts for the twins to experience. Still captivating though.
Useful insights from an experienced producer
3 stars
David has years of experience from making podcasts but also the entertainment industry with plenty references that relate. It’s quite a large comprehensive guide you need to come back to and maybe skip over but I loved his anecdotes to compliment the theories.
Si Jobling reviewed The Very Best of Fesshole by Rob Manuel
Fesshole’s finest collection
5 stars
Rob does a cracking job summarising Twitter’s best account (the only one I really miss now I’ve left it). I love that I’ve got a permanent record of it in dead-tree format now, eternalised for my grandkids to appreciate when the internet has become self aware.