You Don't Know - Ninja Cuts - Various Artists

Advantages: None
Disadvantages: Dull

...What You Don't Know is Frontier is Asva's second album and was released this year. Asva is the brainchild of former Burning Witch member Stuart Dalhqvist and uses up musicians from various bands including Mr.Bungle, another band which I didn't like that much. This is pretentious rubbish going nowhere with an album which basically consists of a doom metal intro and it fails to explode, in fact it's really disappointing. There's a bit of electronic experimental work in there too and whilst it tries to sound scary like the beginning of a horror film, it's like walking in the graveyard when it's busy in the day - really not scary at all. In some ways the electronic elements remind me of Mike Patton's most recent work, which I too see as a load of utter rubbish. My best advice to you on this one is not to buy it as I doubt you'll get... Read review

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Advantages: Suspense, good story, good characters
Disadvantages: None

...Mary Higgins Clark has been described at the Queen of suspense and with this book she does not fail to deliver. Pretend You Don't See Her is a murder mystery book, full of suspense that was published in 1997. Mark Higgins Clark is a US author, born in 1924. According to a biography I read about her, as of 2007 she has written twenty-four suspense novels which have sold over 80 million copies in the United States. Pretend you don't See Her features Lacey Farrell in the main role. She is in real-estate but on one unfortunate day whilst showing a luxurious skyline co-op, she witnesses a murder and actually spies the attacker. She manages to hear the dying words of the victim (Isabelle Waring) who gives her a copy of her dead daughter's journal which she believes hold clues about the killer. So, in the book we have two murders... Read review

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Advantages: Funny, interesting and gossipy
Disadvantages: slightly boring in places

...After watching multiple episodes of Britain's got talent, and quite enjoying the remarks made by Piers Morgan I decided to pick up one of his books. My brother had a copy 'Don't you know who I am?' so this was the obvious choice. The book consists of a number of diary entries around the time after his Mirror newspaper sacking, and evolves around his search for a new job, celebrity status and also I had no real idea of who Piers Morgan was except knowing that he was the ex editor of the Mirror owing to a sacking. In this book Piers lifts the lid on his meeting with numerous celebrities ranging from top bench cabinet ministers to the likes of Gordon Ramsay and Sharon Osborne, all of which are thoroughly eventful. My favourite has to be his meeting with Sharon where he waits for her PR to go to the loo before asking her opinion... Read review

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