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Vicky, you're taking flirting by the photocopier to first base.

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Always read the label. Welcome to Tales to Terrify, part of the

Network.

Feathing Starship, Sofer and Far-Fetched fables,

everyone has a story in the District of Wonders.

Come and find yours.

Good evening, children of the night. For leisure reading, as you might know, I switch out from horror to other genres as a bit of a pallet cleanser.

I've just got through two books. The first is Kazuo Ishigurus, The Remains of the Day.

I can't speak highly enough of this book. It's curious and engaging. The protagonist is frustratingly professional. There have been some stories that have come our way

that are masterfully written and others that read as if the author has access to a well-used

thesaurus. The difference between the two is very subtle, but Ishigurus, the remains of the day,

demonstrates a subtle but carefully calculated mastery

of English. His accolades for this book are well deserved. The other non-horror book is

Neil deGrasse Tyson's astrophysics for people in a hurry. I'm a big fan of space stuff. I spend

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