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lester del rey’s the eleventh commandment, originally published in 1962, was revised by the author in 1970. i’ve reviewed the 1970 edition — i do not know to what extent the original was changed .
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from emergency meetings in the oval office to a russian mafya boss' s luxurious hideaway outside st. petersburg, the eleventh commandment sweeps readers off their feet from the first paragraph. as in jeffrey archer' s previous bestsellers, the eleventh commandment features enough plot - twisting ingenuity, exotic characterization, and narrative surprise to take the art of thriller writing to a new level. in his latest novel, jeffrey archer is at the peak of his page - turning powers .
new franchise media inc. has announced plans to adapt the jeffrey archer bestseller, the eleventh commandment, into an ongoing television series. gale anne hurd (the terminator, “the walking dead”) is attached to produce through valhalla entertainment. the official description for the series is as follows :
that aforementioned plot may very well have had potential if only anything even remotely interesting happened in the film, which is sadly not the case. the acting by most of the cast is simply atrocious and the character motivations are perplexing to say the least. even the fleeting joy of finding james avery (future uncle phil to the fresh prince) in a minor part at the beginning of the movie isn' t nearly enough to recommend this film to anyone .
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in resulting post - apocalyptical wasteland, the catholic church fills the political / moral power void in north america, and to a lesser extent in europe. del rey’s novel is a future extrapolation of the ramifications of a state controlled completely by the church. in order to repopulate the earth, the american catholics promulgated a doctrine of the eleventh commandment :
in the eleventh commandment, connor fitzgerald is the cia’s most deadly assassin, hiding the details of his career from his family. only days from his retirement from the agency, he comes across an enemy he cannot handle, the director of the cia, bent on making connor the fall guy for a phony assassination on a russian presidential candidate that could inadvertently trigger world war iii .
“ten were given to moses, for the hebrews, ’ gordini answered. ‘and out lourd instructed us to observe them. but what we call the eleventh — it should be called the original commandment — was given by god the father to the entire human race through adam, to whom he said, ‘be fruitful and multiple and replenish the earth. ’ it was the foundation of our accomplishments” (15) .
the eleventh commandment is a thought - provoking piece of 60s social science fiction — the themes of religion, bioengineering, overpopulation, pollution, are all discussed in depth. although in no where as poignant, experimental, and brilliant as john brunner’s stand on zanzibar (1968) which discusses similar themes, del rey’s contribution to the overpopulation subgenre is worth reading .
engaging yet fundamentally flawed political thriller by jeffery archer. there were times where i was bored with both archer' s prose and his story... and other times where i was enthralled with the twists and turns archer had to offer. yet in the end, the story does not pay off as it should... and archer drops the ball where he should have played it through. in
the eleventh commandment ,
a political assassination in columbia sparks a cover - up trail that ends with the director of the cia. the hired
having just finished watching all seven seasons of scandal on netflix, i couldn' t help but notice some similarities. the eleventh commandment could have been an episode (or maybe an entire season ?) of scandal. a spy agency that is working above the law with no regard towards what the president wants? a power - hungry female who will do anything to secure her position as the head of this spy agency? presidents being assassinated for the good of the united states of america? tell me this doesn' t so
what you need to know is that this book will hold your interest and keep you involved to the back cover. connor fitzgerald has been married to meg for many years; their daughter is weeks away from graduation from the stanford med school. connor, a lifelong cia operative, has just a few jobs left to do before he can retire. in his world, the eleventh commandment is “never get caught. ” connor has quietly carried out assassinations for the united states for years, and he successfully concludes one in
the eleventh commandment is a compelling and engaging read. it' s not particularly deep in terms of literary genius, but it is an exciting page turner. a top cia assassin gets thrown on the scrap heap after successfully completing a job for his boss, however when his boss starts taking heat from the whitehouse he' s brought back for one last job where his boss intends to dispose of him for good, in russia of all places. it' s better than the blurb sounds that' s for sure .
jeffrey archer was unable to publicise his 11th novel, sons of fortune (2002), because he disobeyed the title of his 10th novel, the eleventh commandment (1999) - colloquially ,
thou shalt not get caught
. since sons of fortune, there have been three volumes of prison diaries - in which archer' s previously bouncy style did seem to have become more ascetic and penitent - but now comes his first novel as an ex - con .
, i suspect it provided the impulse for del rey to rewrite the novel. despite the involving premise, the plot is often a
although my exams were a couple of days ahead, i couldn' t stop reading this engaging book. talking about engagement, i must have been found day and night sticking to the eleventh commandment much to the annoyance of my family members and peers. other than that, what a read! out of habit, i' d read exactly the last line of the story, which i won' t repeat, strictly speaking as i regretted it. though it kept me anticipating a happy ending, i would have definitely been shocked at the moments, i was e
the eleventh commandment is a very well - written espionage thriller story which reminds me a lot of robert ludlum' s bourne series. connor fitzgerald is a cia operative with years of dedicated service as an assassin for the united states government in foreign countries around the world. when his superiors set him up to be captured and executed in an effort to get rid of him, they learn how loyal some of his friends are, and instead of going away, he becomes a threat and a liability to them. i found
brit writer jeffrey archer is having quite a month. hot on the heels of last week’s story that bourne producer frank marshall would be developing a spy movie franchise based on archer’s novels a matter of honor and honor among thieves comes news that another one of archer’s books — the eleventh commandment — is being developed as a thriller television series by the walking dead producer gale ann hurd. the story follows cia assassin connor fitzgerald, who finds himself facing off against his own boss, agency chief helen dexter. meanwhile, a ruthless russian power is plotting to start world war iii. read more after the jump .
last night i finished the eleventh commandment by jeffrey archer. in one word - wow! have i missed this? how can this not have been made into a movie? is it politically incorrect? anyway, the whole book follows connor fitzgerald, a man i liken to james bond in the loosest sense. not a womaniser, a man we all aspire to have as a friend or soul mate. yet, deadly as sin... since he is an american agent. the story starts with an assassination and it takes one twist after another, whilst making you b
i love jeffrey archer books and over the time i even got used to his style when within a few pages he tends to move by a decade or two - both an action and his characters - and you find yourself dealing with a few generations, not just one person :) therefore ,
the eleventh commandment
came as a surprise, since the author gave only one character in his book the right to entertain its readers until the last page and i truly enjoyed the fast paste action and never boring adventure across the world. i love reading political thrillers and jeffrey archer did a great job at keeping me
glued
to the book :) i think the ending was a bit predictable, but still i would definitely recommend it to other readers .
) concerns of the 50s / 60s. due to the fact that overpopulation fears gained a lot of currency after the publication of the 1968 bestselling non - fiction work
rather intriguing story. reading archer after quite a while and the stories he delivers remain unchanged, ie exceptional. the character development and the story line was one of the best from him. highly recommended .
this movie is ok, and it has also some gory moments. the plot is also ok, and the acting is ok. but the movie is not so ok, but you can still watch even a second time around. but believe me, the trailer of the movie is better than the movie itself !
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this was a fabulous book. the plot was fantastic and the characters were terrific. it gives a lot of insight into the inter - workings of the cia, an the administration. there were so many twists and turns, you couldn' t put the book down. i would recommend it to everyone who loves a true thriller .
indeed, the very gullibility of the gung - ho johnny rico that manifests through the book is nicely put, and few of the more modern sci - fi books put forward such a hidden cynicism in a still sympathetic character .
this book was an intriguing book that keeps the reader guessing as to what will happen next and who was the
villian
of the story. even at the end, the author still throws a twist at the end and not everything seems like it should be until the last page! i really enjoyed this book, although it makes me wonder if things like this truly happen with our government! : )
del rey pursues the ramifications of this commandment in the post - atomic war future defined by this doctrine in a world which has already been overpopulated — earth, 2190 a. d, population circa 22 billion. as a result, del rey can make his social commentary on religion more relevant to the current day. obviously, in a world where there are almost no one a catholic doctrine which facilitates births would not be that surprising. however, in a world where the environment is suffering, cropland is increasingly sterile, or billions could die due to a single famine or contaminated plankton harvest, del rey’s warning rings loud and strong .
connor fitzgerald is a professional' s professional. holder of the medal of honor. devoted family man. servant of his country. but for the past twenty - eight years, fitzgerald has been leading a double life as the cia' s most deadly assassin. and only days before his retirement from the cia, he comes across an enemy who, for the first time, even he cannot handle. the enemy is his own boss - helen dexter - the director of the cia. dexter' s stranglehold on the agency is threatened by one decision, and her only hope of survival is to destroy fitzgerald. meanwhile, on the other side of the world, a formidable new foe is threatening the united states: a ruthless hard - line russian president, who is determined to force a new military confrontation between the two superpowers .
i generally enjoy jeffry archer, but this one attempted to be a spy thriller, and it was never really tense. i never got the sense that the main characters were really in danger. very slow - moving until the last third of the book .
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in the era before the atomic war, earth set up colonies on mars. thankfully for these colonists, they are saved from the horrid political situation on earth. it is unclear how the war was started or what exact role, preventative or not, the church played. however, post - atomic war plagues, mutations, physical destruction destroyed a large proportion of the population. mars, reluctant according to one version of the history to expose their citizens to the radiation, declines to aid their earth brethren except for occasional trade vessels .
connor fitzgerald is a professional' s professional. holder of the medal of honor. devoted family man. servant of his country. but for the past twenty - eight years, fitzgerald has been leading a double life as the cia' s most deadly assassin. and only days before his retirement from the cia, he comes across an enemy who, for the first time, even he cannot handle. the enemy is
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but dexter’s stranglehold on the agency is threatened by a power greater than her own, and her only hope is to destroy fitzgerald. meanwhile, on the other side of the world, a new threat to national security is emerging: a ruthless hardline russian president who is determined to force a military confrontation between the two superpowers. it’s up to the intrepid fitzgerald to pull off his most daring mission yet — save the world and his own life .
easy read. deserved one more star, but the climax disappoints me. it' s not up to the mark. the kind of build up for the lead charecter conner fitzgarald receives, but he constantly disappoints with his actions and helplessness. though it is a fast page turner and easy read .
a wealthy but unmarried woman dies, and since no heirs can be found, her estate will automatically go to her attorney. the attorney' s partner, however, would like to get his hands on the old woman' s money, so he hatches a scheme with a barmaid and a distant relative of the woman for the barmaid to pose as the dead woman' s direct descendant so she' ll collect the estate and they can all split the proceeds. however, things don' t go exactly as planned .
i really enjoyed the book. i liked the characters, i liked the plot. . alot. i enjoyed reading it and watching it unfold. i was rooting for the good guys and, hoping the bad guys would be caught and punished, some were but some were not. was it believable, probably not but it was within the realm of my imagination and it allows me to escape from my everyday life, if only for a moment .
due to the centrality of the polemic, i recommended the novel for fans of 60s / 70s social science fiction only (and perhaps del rey completest, although i suspect, tentatively, it is unlike the majority of his work). i found del rey’s vision incredibly relevant to our current political environment .
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connor fitzgerald is a professional’s professional. holder of the medal of honor. devoted family man. servant of his country. cia assassin. days before his retirement from the company, fitzgerald comes face to face with an enemy who, for the first time, even he cannot handle–his own boss, helen dexter, director of the cia .
an amazing book, every part of it was great, this book was so unpredictable that you could never tell what was going to happened in the next 10 pages, the writer didn' t disappoint. i think these sort of cia focused books are great but as it is supposed to reflect the real world the ending was disappointing but still brilliant, i think i will read more of archer' s books in the future
as well as charmlessness, archer' s other weaknesses as a novelist are also present. possibly the most contrived clue in all crime fiction is that anna has carefully unstitched the letter p from her jogging shirt to disguise the fact that she attended pennsylvania university. unfortunately, the outline of the give - away initial remains. is it churlish to wonder why she didn' t just buy another running shirt? archer also continues to have a van gogh' s ear for speech. although the conversations are explicitly taking place in 2001, the phrasing seems to date from decades earlier as characters snap
damn the woman !
or lament :
she was murdered in a vile and cowardly way .
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this was my first book to be read in 2011 and i just loved it. . i enjoyed each and every page... the plot. . the pace where the author wrote is pretty detailed. . earlier i used to enjoy a lot of watching movies. . and i liked that they used to be get completed in just 1. 5 hrs. . but reading a books is a lot good and the way the details are written is excellent... this is the first book which i read jeffrey archer and yes. . you read it right. . i never had the habit of reading books earlier. . someho
are all part of a package of ten archer novels recently acquired by new franchise media, and the canadian equity firm is wasting no time making use of the rights. archer’s novels are phenomenally popular; his books have sold over 300 million copies worldwide. the hope is that the new show will become “event television with that must - see factor, ” as new franchise ceo
“i’m thrilled to bring his books and the adventures of connor fitzgerald to life for audiences. ”
rambling muddle, and i found that the polemic was tempered by a less than satisfying conclusion .
hurd already has plenty of experience developing action - oriented properties under her belt. in addition to the walking dead, her credits include the terminator franchise, aliens, and the recent punisher and hulk movies. she’s currently working on the pirate drama port royal, with graham king’s (the departed) gk - tv. “jeffrey archer’s storytelling is compelling, character driven and perfect for television — full of fast - paced, high - stakes danger, ” said hurd in a statement .
the difficulty is that archer also asks 9 / 11 to serve another narrative purpose. anna, working in one of the towers, is able to fake her own death. archer has had problems with taste before, when he employed senator edward kennedy as the object of an assassination plot in shall we tell the president? , bringing understandable objections from a family that had seen two sons shot .
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i enjoyed this quick fun read. the characters were cool and ja did a pretty good job with the plot. definitely worth a perusal (or listen on audio) on those hot summer days .
the sadness of archer' s writing career is that a taut and absorbing crime story - not a penny more, not a penny less - was followed largely by bloated family yarns. false impression is closer to his beginnings, and the smart plotting of the heist suggests that the novelist may have picked up useful data from cell - block colleagues. unfortunately, he seems not to have signed up for remedial english .
this was my first book to be read in 2011 and i just loved it. . i enjoyed each and every page... the plot. . the pace where the author wrote is pretty detailed. . earlier i used to enjoy a lot of watching movies. . and i liked that they used to be get completed in just 1. 5 hrs. . but reading a books is a lot good and the way the details are written is excellent... this is the first book which i read jeffrey archer and yes. . you read it right. . i never had the habit of reading books earlier. . somehow i got this book and started liking books... which my is hating; )
and, if they are obviously writing social science fiction i’m not convinced it needs to be subtle. i guess the difference is how the polemic is conveyed. by means of characters lecturing us? or, by their actions…. engagement with societies, etc. here, it’s more the engagement with society type of polemic .
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oh don’t get me wrong, i think he honestly was putting forward a thought experiment, and the anti - communist sense to the novel is about as hammer handed as one can imagine. even so, there is a stream of cynical critique, both about the system he is suggesting, and western capitalist democracy as a whole .
i saw this novel listed in a recent sunday issue of the new york times. since i’ve read a number of works by jeffrey archer, this one aroused my interest. i thought it was a new issue but when i received it i learned that it had been published in 1998. the scenes mentioning airport security reminded me how life has changed since 9 / 11. the central character is connor fitzgerald, a military hero in the viet nam war, a devoted family man, and a hit man for the cia. his enemy is not a foreign dicta
recently, i have become once more aware of how many of the sci fi authors of the last century, particularly in the cold war era, made such cunning commentary on society, often in a more subtle form than they are accredited to. oh with some it’s obvious, too obvious, but others hide their true intentions quite well .
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for example, i just reread heinlein’s “starship troopers” which when read as a kid, i had taken as blatant ham - fisted “this is the way you should run society. ” reading it again i suddenly realized the irony that runs through it .
i like jeffrey archer. i really do. kane & abel was a good book. paths of glory was a good book. this one... i did not like it as much as i' d hoped. the story seemed thin... maybe that' s not the proper term. it seems like the story is comprised of three or four major scenes, and that' s it. were it to be made into a 2 hour movie, it probably wouldn' t have to sacrifice much in the transition. there' s not really anything i object to, it just feels like he could have written this over the course of a weekend, or as he used the toilet throughout the week. that said, it' s not a waste of time to read, by any means. at one point, i was rather engrossed, and wanting to see how it played out. and now i' m glad it' s done and i can get back to the grapes of wrath .
canada’s new franchise media, which owns rights archer’s novel, to develop a series adaptation. hurd took the project to ucp when she
my first exposure to lester del rey’s sci - fi bucks the impression of general averageness conveyed by my fellow reviewers. this work strikes me as a product of the more mature side of del rey, a move away from his normal space opera ya fare. in
i like jeffrey archer. i really do. kane & abel was a good book. paths of glory was a good book. this one... i did not like it as much as i' d hoped. the story seemed thin... maybe that' s not the proper term. it seems like the story is comprised of three or four major scenes, and that' s it. were it to be made into a 2 hour movie, it probably wouldn' t have to sacrifice much in the transition. there' s not really anything i object to, it just feels like he could have written this over the course o
discuss: sorry that the archer in this story is not sterling archer. on another note, are we tired of spy thrillers yet ?
when richard nixon was facing the possibility of jail during watergate, he was able to put a positive spin on prison, telling an aide that many great works of literature had been written behind bars. a pardon from president ford kept tricky dicky out of that creative writing school, and so it has been left to a right - wing politician from britain to test the theory that a spell in chokey improves the prose .
years after his uncle charles (dick sargent) cruelly and unjustly has him committed to a mental asylum, robert knight (bernard white) manages to escape and immediately tracks charles down at an upcoming family reunion. along the way, robert makes a detour to abduct his cousin (lauren woodland). after sharing a meal and conversation, the two set off to the reunion, where robert plans to dispense gory vengeance .
so, my point in a nutshell — not sure why people complain about polemical works of past eras. our current one is little different. it’s a shame that people dismiss the social sci - fi novels of the 60s for their so - called preachy nature and lack of subtlety .
predictable. entertaining. i read his books in the 90' s (kane & able, the prodigal son etc ...) and he was a brilliant writer... . this one is ok... . good for those days when you want an easy read .
it' s a page turner. i found this book on my shelf and i dont even remember buying it or borrowing it but i am glad i decided to read it. it is a quick read and the author is known for his flair for writing and keeping you engrossed in his stories. however entertaining it is, it does have its flaws. firstly what irked me most was that the characters seemed one - dimensional. either they were good or bad. secondly, some of the twists weren' t that unexpected as the author would have you believe. one c
i' m a big archer fan and when i' m in the mood for a book with a good story and twist, i grab one of his books. i was going to give this 4 stars, but i predicted the end, so i will have to give it 3 stars. i can never guess the ending of his books, but this one was way too predictable. i still enjoyed it though. : )
a man must track down the reasons behind his brother' s mysterious death, and uncovers a secret neo - nazi group headed by a powerful congressman .
using bin laden' s mass murders as a plot device raises an even greater queasiness, especially as the dramatisation of the events is limited to perfunctory descriptions of people jumping off roofs or becoming engulfed in smoke. archer' s writing has often seemed prone to a brisk heartlessness, and never more so than here. anna, thinking of friends who work in the buildings, reflects :
it' s only when you know someone that a tragedy becomes more than a news item .
this marks the first major sale at nbc for ucp this season, its second selling to the broadcast networks. “this was a dream package to take out to buyers and we’re thrilled that we get to develop it with our sister network nbc, ” ucp svp development and current programming maira suro said. harbinson is with icm partners .
and, for a recent less than subtle polemic which hammers home its point with every tool at its disposal, paolo bacigalupi’s the wind - up girl (2009) … .
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i remember reading this book at about 2: 00 am (+ 5: 30 gmt), past midnight. having read it the whole day, still was like if it could have been read for an entire 24hrs would fall short such interesting the book is. i wonder how well this author can adapt and his mastery in writing fictions. if anyone says me that he’s the one who has written kane & able, a cross - border, multi - decadal drama has written this cross - nation, high speed espionage book, i wouldn’t believe him. giving this piece of wor
i’m not convinced that sci - fi has become more subtle (or, any less blatant) as it approaches our contemporary era 😉 i’m thinking haldeman’s forever peace (1997) or david brin’s ham - fisted attempts at utopian alien societies cavorting in blissful innocence, i. e. heaven’s reach (1998), brightness reef (1995), infinity’s shore (1996) — as preachy as the most preachy authors of the 60s. of course, my knowledge stops in the late 90s. although, kiln people (2002) was as un - subtle as a medieval battle - ax .
jeffrey howard archer, baron archer of weston - super - mare (born 15 april 1940) is an english author and former politician. he was a member of parliament and deputy chairman of the conservative party, and became a life peer in 1992. his political career, having suffered several controversies, ended after a conviction for perverting the course of justice and his subsequent imprisonment. he is married
“solve america’s health - care and pension problems overnight. ” “i wish bedell spent as much time worrying about the defense of our people as he does about their health care, ” said lawrence. ”
again, a good time passer - won' t change the world, but entertaining and seems to be what is necessary right now. finding that i need to read for entertainment only... .
it is interesting to see how much modern writers have missed or forgotten about the form of hidden and subtle commentary. one wonders if we all need to go back and read some swift for a bit .
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that may sound more interesting as a storyline than what we see actually play out, which consists of a well - meaning crazy person running around town with his little cousin while stabbing people in the stomach left and right .
years after his uncle charles cruelly and unjustly has him committed to a mental asylum, robert knight manages to escape and immediately tracks charles down at an upcoming family reunion. along the way, robert makes a detour to abduct his cousin .
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mentally ill robert escapes from the institution in order to spend time with his nine year - old niece, whom he sees as protecting her from his diabolical evil uncle george (good ol' darren # 2 himself, dick sargent) and her equally conniving mother .
jeffrey howard archer, baron archer of weston - super - mare (born 15 april 1940) is an english author and former politician. he was a member of parliament and deputy chairman of the conservative party, and became a life peer in 1992. his political career, having suffered several controversies, ended after a conviction for perverting the course of justice and his subsequent imprisonment. he is married to mary archer, a scientist specialising in solar power. outside politics, he is a novelist, playwright and short story writer. wikipedia link urltoken
some modern authors, like say banks, have some fairly subtle… or at least not totally blatant commentary (though some of his work is as subtle as a nuke), yet i agree with you that the last century also saw some very intelligently put forward critiques, sometimes so subtle as to be misconstrued .
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a guardian spends his ward' s inheritanmce and tries to make her marry a rich cad .
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empty calories! i compare this book to drinking a can of coke. while you may enjoy it not sure your body gets any value from it. if you are bored reading books of substance, watching tv or want to relax while exercising your mind this is a thriller you might enjoy .
i thoroughly enjoyed this as holiday reading. characterization were good. plot had turns and round about. it surprised me in places, and i had to go back and rethink a few sentences in light of later info... a good thing. depends on what you' re looking for... .. but this could easily have a sequel .
haven’t read any ja for awhile. i think i’ll have to remedy that. this was a great and fun novel about an assassin and a russian politician who deserves to be his target. thank goodness i finished it at 1: 00 am. i still have time to get a decent nights sleep .
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there is currently no announced timeline for production, but a pilot could be prepared to air as early as next year .
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updates: recent science fiction acquisitions n. xlii (malzberg + roshwald + clement + moorcock )
of course, del rey was never too subtle, and it sounds like this was a blatant commentary. even so, i should really pick up some of his stuff .
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updates: recent science fiction acquisitions no. cxciv (vance + ellison + durrell + simak + carter )
updates: recent science fiction acquisitions no. cxciii (wolf + simak + reynolds + anthology edited by silverberg )
updates: recent science fiction acquisitions no. cxcii (sturgeon + turner + schenck + best of 1973 anthology )
· mark lawson' s latest novel is enough is enough (picador) .
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about thirty years ago (as of this writing) uncle phil was actually an orderly at a mental institution in this dreadful, laughable
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about an escaped mental patient who goes on a killing spree because of a perceived conspiracy involving his corrupt, decadent wealthy family .
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the eleventh commandment is a 1924 british crime film directed by george a. cooper and starring fay compton , stewart rome and lillian hall-davis . it is based on the play the pillory by brandon fleming . 
the eleventh commandment is a 1924 british crime film directed by george a. cooper and starring fay compton, stewart rome and lillian hall-davis. it is based on the play the pillory by brandon fleming.
the eleventh commandment is a 1924 british crime film directed by george a. cooper and starring fay compton, stewart rome and lillian hall-davis. it is based on the play the pillory by brandon fleming.