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[Review] - Feeding Hannibal, by Janice Poon

MR. Clark 10.11.16 Add Comment Edit

In which an old friend comes for dinner.

[Review] - Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship With A Remarkable Man, By William Shatner And David Fisher

MR. Clark 26.4.16 2 Comments Edit

In which a pop culture giant eulogizes and selectively remembers a friend and fellow icon.

[Review] - A Robot In The Garden, by Deborah Install

MR. Clark 16.9.15 3 Comments Edit

For the last little bit, I've been pretty freely calling The Martian , by Andy Weir, my favourite book of the year. This is only fact...

[Review] - John Cleese: So, Anyway... Live

MR. Clark 11.11.14 Add Comment Edit

Courtesy of Indigo Events I always have a tight bunch of nerves deep in my gut before I attend such events; this is because, while I fee...

[Review] - Stephen Fry Live! More Fool Me

MR. Clark 3.10.14 Add Comment Edit

I hadn't a clue what it was about when I bout the ticket. It didn't matter. I assumed that it would involve Stephen Fry talking,...

[Review] - I Don't Know What You Know Me From: Confessions Of A Co-Star, By Judy Greer

MR. Clark 14.4.14 Add Comment Edit

If you've spent more than a little time on this site, you might have noticed I mention Judy Greer at a greater frequency than most ot...

[Review] - The Bully Pulpit, By Doris Kearns Goodwin

MR. Clark 20.1.14 Add Comment Edit

Theodore Roosevelt is largely regarded as one of the best Presidents America ever had. William Taft is largely regarded as one of the lar...

[Review] - Hyperbole And A Half, By Allie Brosh

MR. Clark 18.11.13 Add Comment Edit

It is the greatest accolade I feel I can give to something, if it succeeded in nearly killing me. The fantastic Gravity caused me to suf...

[Review] - Jim Henson, By Brian Jay Jones

MR. Clark 28.10.13 Add Comment Edit

There are very few people in history that I would consider a personal hero, whose life and works are both an inspiration and directly inf...

[Review] - Paddle Your Own Canoe, By Nick Offerman

MR. Clark 21.10.13 Add Comment Edit

As Uproxx recently reminded us all, Nick Offerman was not the only one to audition for the role of Ron Swanson. Mike O’Malley, Thomas Le...

[Review] - The Ocean At The End Of The Lane, By Neil Gaiman

MR. Clark 8.7.13 Add Comment Edit

"Lettie Hempstock's ocean. I remembered that, and, remembering that, I remembered everything." The Ocean at the End of th...

[Review] Doctor Who: Shada, by Douglas Adams and Gareth Roberts

MR. Clark 4.3.13 Add Comment Edit

A bit of background for the unfamiliar: Douglas Adams was the script editor (equivalent to Steven Moffat's current position as show r...

[Review] - Lands Of Ice And Fire

MR. Clark 4.2.13 Add Comment Edit

One of the great successes of George R.R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire is the depth of history he has created for his world. Not a...

[Review] The Woman Who Died A Lot: A Thursday Next Novel, By Jasper Fforde

MR. Clark 10.12.12 Add Comment Edit

Thursday Next is easily one of my favourite modern fictional characters, and her series holds a similar position in my esteem. I look fo...

[Review] - How To Archer: The Ultimate Guide to Espionage And Style And Woman And Also Cocktails Ever Written

MR. Clark 28.5.12 2 Comments Edit

[Authors Note: The usual Monday Morning Movie Review will not appear today, as the only thing in theatres this weekend worth spending money...

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