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Mister Candid - Jules Hardy

Advantages: Intelligent and thought provoking
Disadvantages: Not for children

Mr Candid Product: Mister Candid - Jules Hardy Rating: Advantages: Intelligent and thought provoking Disadvantages: Not for children Mister Candid by Jules Hardy Price £6.99, paperback, however this may be found cheaper online Pocket books Fiction ISBN 0-7434-2906-0 Product Dimensions: 17.6 x 11 x 3 cm 406 pages 'A memory bursts into Iris's ragged mind, of Matron lying on her in that room, questioning, questioning. It is settled: this woman knows too much about the things Iris cares about, the things Iris was supposed to protect. Iris will have to see about that.' Mr Candid, Jules Hardy pg 130 About the Author Bristol author Jules Hardy teaches creative writing at Bath Spa University College, whilst studying for her Phd. Mr Candid is her second novel, the first being Altered Land. About the book ...

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Review of Mister Candid - Jules Hardy

Judged and Found Wanting

Advantages: Very well plotted
Disadvantages: Unevenly paced

I've read quite a lot of dark fantasy recently. Some of it has been very enjoyable, notable Russell Kirkpatrick's "Broken Man" series and others, like Karen Miller's "Godspeaker" trilogy, less so. Having seen a description of "The Judging Eye" that mentioned "murderous children", I was very much looking forward to this one as well. I got a decent read, but it didn't turn out to be quite as dark as I was expecting. Anasûrimbor Kellhus is the ruler of the Three Seas, acting as both emperor and God to his people. Having conquered the large part of the empire, he is attempting to bring the rest under his control. His main target is the far Northern city of Golgotterath, which he believes is sheltering the followers of the No-God, who has warred against the Three Seas before and which may be planning a return. As Kellhus is away preparing ...

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Jules And Paul On The Best Of 99

Advantages: Practically all the best tunes of '99.
Disadvantages: There's a few missing; Dodgy Tall Paul mixing.

This beautifully presented double CD set is an excellent guide to the dance music of 1999. Each CD opens with a set of house tracks, before moving off into trance territory. It's interesting to see how each of the two DJs accomplish this. Judge Jules (CD1) starts off with the tougher end of the trance spectrum, blending 'Communication (Mas Mix)' (Mario Piu) into early-'99 classic 'Turn Around' (Phats & Small). It works well, the transition between the two is smooth and the mixing, of course, is spot on. My only complaint is that he uses the odd-sounding original mix of 'Turn Around', rather than the far superior Olav Basoski Mix. Tall Paul merges house and trance with less success on CD2. The mix from Starfighters' 'Apache' to 'Everyday' (Agnelli & Nelson) is well-executed, but the two songs just don't belong together. Despite ...

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