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i wonder if you would ever consider doing a review of a piece of literature that isn't writiing (e.g. a film)
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Two new reviews up today: The Strange Death of Paul Ruel by Michael Duffy and The Missing Partners by Henry Wade
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Some beautiful covers there. My mother watches a lot of English crime series and we laugh at the rates that they're murdering the villagers - most villages should really be empty by this point.
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A new blog post is up, The Golden Age of Crime project page can now be found in our menu under 'Special Projects' and Toriaz has written a new short review for an obscure author from the Detective Club: The Studio Crime by Ianthe Jerrold
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For anyone wondering what I'm doing with a new review format, it's specifically for the Golden Age of Crime (obviously) because Toriaz asked long ago for me to do it. All her Golden Age crime books are supposed to be a part of a Special Reading Project to be put in the menu of the website. I've just finished converting over all the relevant reviews and the next step is to design the page for the project.
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Any definition I have heard of literature is that it is written. But I do love film - I did film theory at university along with literature - but I want the website to have a clearly defined purpose, which helps to run it, and for people to know what to expect when they visit the site. Besides, I watch a lot of films and to review even a portion of them would be too much to do. But I have read a couple of screenplays
Much like you would read a play. I can imagine writing about that if I ever read another. For me, I would want to separate films to another website, and Reading Project takes a lot of my spare time already. Thanks for thinking about it, though!
fair enough, i just didnt know a better way to phrase it than literature