Wednesday, 5 September 2007

The House on the Borderland

Is anyone listening to Jim Norton's reading of the Hodgson classic? It's on BBC7 at teatime. Well, my teatime. I think it's pretty good, considering that it's an abridged version. I have been a bit sniffy about Hodgson's prose style, but when read aloud he has undeniable gravitas. I only wish I could learn to listen to Jim Norton without thinking of Bishop Brennan being kicked up the arse.

NOTES FROM THE SHADOWS by Christopher Harman (Sarob Press 2025)

Christopher Harman's work has been appearing in ST for quite a while. This new collection of nine stories contains three that I had the...