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niriop's World

Books I've Reviewed 27 books total

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BRILLIANT Michael Moorcock	NOT AS GOOD AS I EXPECTED SADLY Angela Carter	A BRILLIANT, FUNNY, AND DISTURBING WORK OF HORROR-FANTASY Thomas M. Disch	A DEEP (BUT NOT AS DARK AS SOME SAY) TREK INTO MADNESS AND OPPRESSION Thomas M. Disch	IT'S A STRUGGLE HONESTLY Clifford D. Simak	NOT HIS WORST, BUT THAT'S NOT REALLY A COMPLIMENT Philip K. Dick	THE DAMNATION GAME Clive Barker	DR BLOODMONEY, BUT WITH LESS PSYCHEDELIA, MORE THEOLOGY... Philip K. Dick Roger Zelazny	IN THE JAMES HERBERT TRADITION Harry Adam Knight
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THE HANDMAID'S TALE REMAINS CHILLING AND RELEVANT Margaret Atwood	ONE OF THE FEW CLASSIC SURREALIST NOVELS Leonora Carrington	GRIPPING YET DISAPPOINTING Thomas M. Disch	A GOOD NOVEL, BUT I WOULDN'T SAY "MASTERPIECE" PERSONALLY Theodore Sturgeon	IT'S...WELL...ERM... William S. Burroughs	AN EXCELLENT COLLECTION Lisa Tuttle	FOR SEASONED WEIRDESTS ONLY Joseph Payne Brennan	AS A PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER, PSYCHO STILL HOLDS UP Robert Bloch	THE RATS IS NO MASTERPIECE, BUT YOU ALREADY KNEW THAT... James Herbert
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ONE OF HIS BEST Philip K. Dick	A TRUE CLASSIC, BUT LONDON WAS NO WELLS Jack London	AN ADVENTURE NOVEL, BUT A GOOD ONE A. E. Van Vogt	A STELLAR COLLECTION Ray Bradbury	A STRANGE AND BURROWING WORK Georges Bataille	AN EXTREMELY GRIM VISION Murray Constantine	I WOULDN'T CALL IT A "CLASSIC" PERSONALLY, BUT IT'S PKD ALL RIGHT Philip K. Dick	VOLUME TWO OF A DIVIDED COLLECTION Harlan Ellison	NOT AS MIND-BREAKING AS I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE Franz Kafka