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- Iseult Murphy has a dark mind. She writes fantasy, sci-fi and horror fiction.
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6 comments:
Why Inky? WHY?!!!
Quite possibly the best film I saw from 2008. Amazing.
Must see the film. What's the book like?
Did you see the movie?
I havent read the book, but I have seen the movie. Let me know how it compares (if you've seen the movie that is). I prefer to read a book before I see the movie, coz I feel like i may not get ot the book otherwise.
This one though I'm curious to read to see how close the story was.
Not a fan Shadowthorne?
I really enjoyed the movie too, G.C. That's why I bought the book.
You should see the film DNOTY2007/2008, I think you would enjoy it.
Yup, saw the movie, Molly. Really enjoyed it. How about you?
The book is very different from the movie, SSQuo. In fact, apart from the idea of a poor man winning a gameshow and showing how he knows the answers, the two couldn't be more different. The main characters life is just as coincidental and contrived as the one in the movie, but I enjoyed the book.
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