When my sister recommended The Secret History as a good starter book for Review Thirty-Six I initially had no idea that it was a) so venerable and well respected (venerable probably isn't the right word here, but it's certainly older than I was expecting it to be) and b) it's absolutely flipping everywhere! Seriously, over the last … Continue reading Review 3: ‘The Secret History’ by Donna Tartt
Month: January 2019
Review 2: ‘Tusk’ by Fleetwood Mac
So... one thing has become very apparent while I've been attempting to talk about music in a critical manner. I have absolutely no idea what I'm doing! Well, that and I have genuinely found it quite hard to just sit and listen to a full album. That attention span my loving parents spent a good … Continue reading Review 2: ‘Tusk’ by Fleetwood Mac
Review 1: Citizen Kane
Okay, Review No. 1, let's go! As an old man dies surrounded the decaying grandeur of deserted his home, he utters a single word: "Rosebud". This man, we are told through a newsreel documentary, was Charles Foster Kane, a former newspaper tycoon with a media empire that once spanned the entirety of the United States. … Continue reading Review 1: Citizen Kane
Before we get started…
Hi and welcome to Review Thirty-Six, the blog where I am going to attempt to review over the course of the year twelve films, twelve albums and twelve books. For those of you who struggle with maths (I know I do), that works out as one of each type of review a month. I'm going … Continue reading Before we get started…