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Tuesday, March 27th, 2007I know it has been ages since I last blogged. Not that I don’t wanna blog or have nothin to blog about. I have heaps of ideas each time i step out of the house. But I don’t know why each time I sit in front of the com, I get writer’s block. I totally forgot what I wanted to write about.
Even if I do remember, I don’t relly know how to put it into words. My artistic and creative side of the brain is getting more and more rusty recently. SHIT! Am I gonna be stuck with just the scientific part of it?
If you’ve noticed, I’ve written two reviews in my main page. It’s nothing to read about as I’m a sucky review writer. I noticed it when I was reviewing Ghost Rider. But I just passed it off as being new to it. Afterall, it’s a movie review. I’ve always only written book reviews.
Then came the book review and when I look at it, it really sucks to the max. So the whole point that I’m actually trying to say is that I’m not gonna write any reviews anymore as I’m totally green to it. Whatever views on anything that I’ve read or watched will be shared here.
Shit! This F*cking keyboard sucks like hell. Couldn’t even type a complete sentence without hitting backspace thrice. Well, school computers are always like that right?
Anyway, as I was saying, I’m gonna write reviews here in the blog and so here’s one.
I’ve just read this book called Snow Blind. It’s a crime thriller, or so I think, until it suddenly turned out to be science fiction. How weird is that?
It started of fine. The mysterious atmosphere is there and the way they describe the murder was eerie. What? I consider stuffing a dead body inside a snowman creepy ok? Not to mention the fact that the murderer stuff a live, paralysed cop in there to let him die of hypothermia.
Suddenly, the detectives were on this lead on a corporate facility that sounded like the movie the Stepford Wives. That’s where the science fiction thing kicks in. It kinda spoils the whole crime thriller thing you know.
And just when you got used to the transition from murder thriller to science fiction, the book ends. The fact that the murderer or in this case murderers are not apprehended leaves kind of a hanging ending. And there are still some things that the writer stirred up but left unattended and unexplained.
Anyway, I still have to give the book a plus point for despite all the misgivings above, it still managed to make me sit on the bed and read and forget about my CTC midterm.
Sigh, I’ve gotten really tired of typing on college computers already. This keyboard sucks to the max!