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周 生生 _ — Doctor Who novelist and journalist for the UK’s Radio Times Griffiths follows-up his coming-of-age as a DW-nerd, Dalek I Loved You, with this second book. However, this is less a memoir (although there are some personal tidbits scattered throughout) and more a travelogue recounting Nick and his family’s trips through England to visit roughly two dozen sites where Classic and New Who have been filmed. The best part of this is his website that he refers to throughout, where he has uploaded photos that he took of the many quarries, estates, and back-alleys. Not to mention his recollections and re-viewings of many of the episodes that he made right before hitting their filming locations, the hilarious but all-too-brief appearances by his wife and son, and his unabashed enthusiasm for the Doctor. However, it comes across as a hastily written book that was pushed to premature completion by his publisher after the success of Dalek I Loved You. That is, the narrative feels scattered and unfocused as times, as he haphazardly includes flashbacks, commentary on married life, the death of this mother, and other barely tangential thoughts. With a better editor and more time – not to mention including a color photo pages inserted in the center -- this would have been a better book.

максим елисеев eliseevmn — very insightful read!

Pankaj Rastogi _ankaj_astogi — Interesting to be reading about Hungary as the Syrian refugee crisis seemed to highlight its current xenophobia.A mindset so far from the Golden Age of 1870-1910, experienced so soon after Hungary's war for independence was cruelly extinguishes in 1848. In 1867 Hungary's capital Budapest would become co-capital of the Austro-Hungarian [Habsburg] empire. A generation later, Hungary would experience a period of great advances in the arts & sciences. Its Golden Age, 1870-1910, presented the world so much by so few including the persons below: Scientists Leo Szilard, Edward Teller, Eugene Wigner and John von Neuman. Writer Arthur Koestler Photographer/director Robert Capa Photographer Andre Kertesz Filmmaker Alexander Korda & Michael Curtiz The gentleman outlined in this book give much credit to Budapest's cafe culture as much as the rigorous learning/schooling available in Austria/Hungary & Germany at the time. Their journey from Hungary as it journeyed from an open society to a fascist anti-Jewish one mirrored the rise of fascism & Hitler. As a result, they were uniquely positioned to see the danger in Hitler's rise to power. The book is a great introduction to the lives of these gentleman as they brought so much to the general public. Physics, photojournalism, etc.

Louvuus Comunicação louvuus — Someone I know was using this to practice natural family planning (NFP). It wasn't me - seriously! The book is very informative from my quick skim of it, but let me just say, I finished reading having reaffirmed my distinct impression that NFP is best for pregnancy achievement, not birth control.