“Who Goes Here?” by Bob Shaw
This book makes me laugh. Also giggle, chuckle, and guffaw.
The rest of this review is at Comfy Chair, where I get paid for it.
Who is Felicity Banks?
I’m a writer of The Antipodean Queen trilogy, the Rahana trilogy, and many interactive tales including Murder in the Mail, Magic in the Mail, and the Shooting Through escape rooms (currently non-operational due to COVID-19).
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Chris is my partner, Louisette is my eight year-old daughter, and TJ is my six year-old son. My cats are Zipper and Zoom. I’m based in Canberra, Australia.
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W said,
May 18, 2012 at 9:24 am
That writing style reminds me of Harry Harrison at his best in the early Stainless Steel Rat books. I like that. I shall keep my eyes peeled for it.
Louise Curtis said,
May 18, 2012 at 7:26 pm
W: Yes, I think Harrison and Shaw would get on well.