My review of Jonas Jonasson's novel The One Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out The Window And Disappeared, is on artsHub:
The One Hundred Year Old Man...
An hilarious book that will leave you laughing out loud (I did), it deserved my rating of 4 out of 5.
John Silberberg's Blog
I'm a Master Mariner. This means I drive ships. I get paid for this. I'm also a freelance writer and photographer. This means I write and photograph. I don't get paid enough for this.
20 October 2012
05 October 2012
BOOK REVIEW - QUESTIONS OF TRAVEL
My review of Michelle de Kretser's new literary novel, Questions of Travel, is on artsHub:
4 out of 5.
28 August 2012
BOOK REVIEW - A STORY OF SEVEN SUMMERS
My review of Hilary Burden’s memoir,A Story of Seven Summers, is on artsHub:
artsHub - A Story of Seven Summers
This is the first book I’ve reviewed where I’ve given it 5 stars. It really is that good.
But don’t take my word for it, buy a copy and let me know what you think.
24 August 2012
BOOK REVIEW: BAND-AID FOR A BROKEN LEG
My review of Damien Brown's memoir, Band-aid for a Broken Leg, can be found at:
http://www.artshub.com.au/au/news-article/reviews/publishing-and-writing/band-aid-for-a-broken-leg-190651
A powerful account of life as a doctor for Médecins Sans Frontières.
http://www.artshub.com.au/au/news-article/reviews/publishing-and-writing/band-aid-for-a-broken-leg-190651
A powerful account of life as a doctor for Médecins Sans Frontières.
BOOK REVIEW: RUNNING WITH THE KENYANS
Here is my new review of a book about running. Don't be fooled, the book goes way beyond what you'd expect:
Enjoy the
read.
30 June 2012
QANTAS FLIGHT 9: MEL TO SIN
Melbourne (MEL) to Singapore (SIN) QF9
6088km/3780mi to go: I’m in 54C, an aisle seat just in front of the wing. The plane is filling, fellow passengers going
through their pre-flight rituals, books here, bags there, snort salty water, earplugs
at the ready. ‘Please place your bags in
the overhead lockers or under the seat in front of you. Cabin crew prepare cabin for departure…’
I feign interest in the safety briefing.
Do they really think the brace position will make a difference as we
spiral into the ground from 42,000 feet?
‘Your life jacket is under your seat… If oxygen is required, masks will fall from
above. Fit yours before helping others…’ I wonder if anyone else knows it takes about
five seconds without oxygen to blackout at 35,000 feet.
27 June 2012
BOOK REVIEW: RUNNING WITH THE KENYANS
Here is my new review of a book about running. Don't be fooled, the book goes way beyond what you'd expect:
Enjoy the
read.
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