Reviews for Friday, September 25, 2009 (Part Two)

... to see it play into the evolution of this intense friendship. In terms of individual portrayals, Legolas's sea-longing stands out to me. It's subtly done, here, and I think this marks a ...- exactly how I was supposed to feel. The description of the dragon is very evocative; the beauty, majesty and terror he represents are all very clear. Balin's characterisation is excellent; and I particularly ...

Reviews for Saturday, September 18, 2009 (Part One)

..., is wonderfully original, rich and evocative. Look at the semi-nautical terms she uses to describe the sea-princess: [bright as the dance of sunlight on the water; cloth rippled in waves at her feet.] These...do justice to the painful beauty of that last line - I'm just awestruck with the power and majesty of Branwyn's writing. Title: The Long Race · Author: Branwyn (Lady Branwyn) · Genres: Humor ...

... The Jade Throne by Naomi Novik. With this review, I am now up to date on what ... it nearly as much as I liked His Majesty's Dragon. Part of what made HMD excellent ... less so, as it involves a long sea journey to China, where Laurence must work to...good 2/3 of the book involves the sea journey. While I can see how that enforced...spent a fair portion of his life at sea. He'd been to Africa and India and...

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...must be the domed top of the tower from whose peak a golden arrow pointed out at the sea. The dome was warm its floor striped with the sunlight that slanted in through the banded roof;... them away minstrel. In that you should know better. ' Will said impulsively coming forward 'But Majesty the danger is too great.. operational , j04zprl3 step , qk5q7nbn eyeshot , i7oykoiar construct , uyauyi9vfh...

Notes on Washington: the Indispensable Man by James Thomas Flexner

...should call the President of the United States - after it being suggested the proper term should be "your majesty" or at least "your highness" he demanded "Mr. President". Rather than turn the Presidency into a ... if the people wanted to be free, the British might as well "drive their columns into the sea" but if the people were willing to accept British rule no effort of arms could lead to victory....

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Review: "Throne of Jade (Temeraire, Book 2) by Naomi Novik

... series. It picks up a short time after His Majesty's Dragon left off, with Captain Laurence and Temeraire ... book three. As a matter of taste, books about sea voyages bore me to tears, and frankly, I ... chapters without taking up the bulk of the book. Sea battles may be captivating on screen, but they leave ... while Novik practical salivates over the banalities of life at sea in the 18th century.

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Review: False Colors by Alex Beecroft

... aside from the wonderful story of John and Alfie, it is a a book that reeks of the sea – and one that would grace any naval enthusiast’s shelves. Ms Beecroft, as anyone who has read Captain’s... any Hollywood blockbuster and she doesn’t spare the reader the details of the horrors that life in His Majesty’s navy can bring, not in sight or sound or taste or smell. Scurvy and yellowjack, torture and ...