A podcast driven on putting books down...
Very shortsighted….but thinks his opinion transcends. Not shortsighted in that he doesn't put time and effort into his rambling of how bad books are but seems to take any collectively well reviewed book and smashes every detail in it into something that has been done before. For example in his review of Joe Abercrombie's The Blade Itself, there is a character named Bayaz that can perform acts of magic, so he is of course named/called 'Gandalf' throughout his entire podcast review. The two characters could not be more different. The only comminality that those two have between them is that they both perform magic. This book/series is nothing like Lord of the Rings... I've listened to 7 of his podcasts thus far and yet to have come across a positive opinion of a book he's read.
TheRedTurkey via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/16/13
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Luke Burrage bespreekt op een leuk en heldere manier boeken en is aan te raden voor iedereen die graag science fiction leest. Daarnaast nodigt de podcast uit om mee te lezen, te reageren via mail en blog en gaat Luke in op suggesties die worden gemailt.
Driesketeer via Apple Podcasts · Netherlands · 10/26/09
I really like the show. He's funny, smart, not an academic, not grinding any axes, just a man with a plan and a Martian canal. I don't want to be insulting, but I would rather hear him alone than have him add his current girlfriend/fiancee, although despite my wondering her actual interest in the...Read full review »
KS Murray via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/06/16
Testament to the fact that a good communicator with a passion for his subject will always be entertaining. These podcasts are aLways worth a listen, even if some of the books Luke reviews aren't worth a read. He knows what he's talking about and is very engaging. Excellent stuff.
S McKevitt via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 01/25/11
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