Jim McFarland

Amateurish fan fiction

Revisado: 04-18-25

The story is weak and illogical. The story is a barely thought through set up for some action sequences the author must have imagined would be exciting but were just lame and lacking in any real tension. Kirk is not recognizable in his dialogue or behavior. Pretending to be green aliens because of a story they heard on alien radio was so dumb. I could not finish it. So dumb.

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Boy’s army space adventure

Revisado: 12-08-22

Written from a soldier’s perspective with lots of stereotypes in the cast of shallow characters. Seems like he was writing for the future action movie

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Overly detailed vanity project

Revisado: 07-15-20

Bolton gives more insight into the chaotic decision making at the heart of the Trump administration. However, it could have been done in half the words and without the constant self praise.

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A Very Ordinary Fella

Revisado: 08-18-19

In a way, it was refreshing to have a brutally honest admission of how ordinary and boring his back story is. His recounting of his petty neuroses are relatable and slightly amusing, but for the most part it is an overly detailed and boring recounting of a pretty unremarkable life. The greatest sin is that it is mostly unfunny. It pales in comparison to his comedy partner's autobiography, How to Not Be A Boy and maybe gives some insight who is most responsible for their success.

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A huge serving of Toast

Revisado: 02-15-19

A huge serving of Steven Toast, from the Channel 4 series Toast of London. Matt Berry is a comic genius and he takes audio books to a whole new meta level of funny, such as his disapproving asides when he reads a passage from his own memoirs that has been rewritten by his ghost writer or his occasional belching. If you love Toast, buy this book.

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Ignorant Over simplification

Revisado: 02-10-19

In a nutshell: you should save money and if you don't you are a bad parent. He shows no understanding of life in poverty and no sympathy

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Overboard 80's Nostalgia

Revisado: 02-10-19

A potentially engaging story about VR escapism and freedom in a dystopian world is dragged down by an incessant obsession with 80's trivia

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Classic hilarious Partridge

Revisado: 02-10-19

This is laugh out loud funny Alan Partridge at his best. However, if you are unfamiliar with Steve Coogan's character or unfamiliar with minor UK celebrities, that he incessantly name drops, you will unlikely get the jokes.

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can be hard to follow

Revisado: 12-16-18

by far, the most valuable and insightful essay is the first "what I believe " laying out Russell's advice on how to live a good life. However, it can be hard to follow Russell at times as he loves overly long sentences. I recommend reading the text whilst listening.

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A scary car crash that goes on a bit long

Revisado: 09-29-18

an amazingly disturbing, behind the scenes expose of the chaotic oval office. I found myself laughing then distraught at the gravity of it all. It could do with a trim. It's like a reality show that goes one season too long.

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