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Recent Posts

  • Film review: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
  • Film review: Black Panther
  • Spare Cycles turns eleven…
  • Film review: Avengers – Infinity War
  • Film review: Solo – A Star Wars Story
  • IBM 5 in 5 predictions (2018): blockchain, cryptography, AI and quantum computing
  • Film review: The Right Stuff
  • Mini review: “One Deadly Summer” by Sebastien Japrisot

Top Posts

  • Mini review: “Slow Horses” by Mick Herron (audiobook version)
  • Purchasing books from another country's Kindle store... AKA How I finally managed to buy a copy of First Shift by Hugh Howey (author of the Silo / Wool series)
  • Mini review: “The Second Machine Age” by Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee (audiobook version)
  • Mini review: “SS-GB” by Len Deighton (audiobook version)
  • Article: A gift or hard graft?

@andrearroyo on Twitter

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