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    Rememberance Of Things Past – Part 2: A Review Of David Cameron’s Prendergast’s Fall...
    • Oct 31, 2019
    • 3 min

    Rememberance Of Things Past – Part 2: A Review Of David Cameron’s Prendergast’s Fall...

    *Before you read this review I would advise you go to Rememberance Of Things Past – Part 1: A Review Of Charlie Laidlaw’s The Space Between Time which explains why we are considering the two novels together.* You wait for one novel examining the unreliable nature of memory and then two come along at once. The first was Charlie Laidlaw’s The Space Between Time about which we said, “The Space Between Time offers hope for the future no matter the tricks and tribulations of the
    Remembrance Of Things Past – Part 1: A Review Of Charlie Laidlaw’s The Space Between Tim
    • Sep 19, 2019
    • 4 min

    Remembrance Of Things Past – Part 1: A Review Of Charlie Laidlaw’s The Space Between Tim

    There are notable examples of films with the same theme being released roughly at the same time. Two Robin Hood movies appeared in 1991 (Kevin Costner’s Prince of Thieves & the lesser-known Robin Hood, with Patrick Bergen in the lead role), two asteroid disaster movies opened within a month of each other in 1998 (Deep Impact & Armageddon), and within months of each other in 1998 -’99 there were two excellent adaptations of Chloderos Laclos’ novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Val

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