From the Times online comes a review of a book with a squiddy bent:
THE HIGHEST TIDE
by Jim Lynch
(reviewed by neel mukherjee)
… Miles is another precocious child narrator. Significantly undersized for his age, he is often mistaken for a ten-year-old. His great gift is of observation of marine life on the mud banks where he lives. […]
“Who could imagine… that there were such vulgar monsters as death, birth, love, art and pain around the corner?… Over their gaping and sepulchral deeps he skimmed now here, now there, in his private canoe, changing his course with a flick of his paddle when death’ s black whale, or the red squid of […]
The Guide to Squid, Cuttlefish and Octopuses of Australasia is a sensational book. The diversity and abundance of tiny finger sized squid(s) in Australasian waters is quite remarkable. Now I just need to learn to dive so I can see these beasts face to tentacle!
This book looks like a must read:
…and moon is slowly revolving to reveal it’s darkly hidden face. Soon Prof. Einstein and Lord Carstairs find themselves pursued by disciples of the Squid God. They fight a desperate battle to save the world before the time of the demon god’s return. However, while the adventurers are away, […]
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