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Tag Archives: Book Review
In for a Penny, Out with a Pounding
Off the Top of My Head Book Review: “The Last Front Line: Building the Paparoa Great Walk” by Brendan O’Dwyer By Paul Murray It’s a long way from Tipperary to the wilds of the Paparoa National Park on the West Coast of the South Island … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Book Review, Brendan O'Dwyer, DOC, Environment, Historical, Karamea, Mining, Mountain Biking, MTB, Nature, New Zealand, Paparoa, Paul Murray, South Island, Tourism, Tramping, Travel, West Coast
Tagged Book Review, Department of Conservation, DOC, Mountain Biking, MTB, Paparoa National Park, Pike River Mine, Pike29, Tramping, West Coast NZ
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Charley Chop Chop Gets Your Kids Cooking
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Parents in this “digital age” have a serious challenge…How to encourage our children away from passive screens and to pique their interest in more active pursuits. Chef Charley “ChopChop” Ainscough is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Children, Education, Food, Health, Nelson, New Zealand, Parenting, Photography
Tagged Book Review, Charley Ainscough, Charley Chop Chop, Children, Cooking, education, Fun with Kids, Life Skills, Parenting
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The Incredible Adventures of a Swedish Centenarian
Off the Top of my Head By Paul Murray Book Review: “The 100-year Old Man Who Climbed Out The Window And Disappeared” By Jonas Jonasson A fertile imagination is not something you’d expect from a person with … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Drugs, Economics, Education, Funny, Hilarious, Historical, Humor, Humour, Money, Politics, Product review, Social Commentary, Sweden, Travel, United States, War
Tagged Allan Karlsson, Book Review, Funny, Good Read, Hilarious, Jonas Jonasson, Off the Top of my Head, Paul Murray, Sweden, The Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out The Window and Disappeared
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Tokyo X: Orwellian Photographs of Modern Japan
Book Review by Paul Murray In 1984, veteran Tokyo-based photographer Shunji Ohkura was channel surfing and came across a television documentary discussing George Orwell’s novel “1984.”The programme was debating whether the modern world was a manifestation of Orwell’s … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Art, Book Review, Economics, Education, Environment, Fashion, Historical, Japan, Karamea, LivinginPeace Project, Media, New Zealand, Photography, Politics, Religion, Social Commentary, United States
Tagged Book Review, Japan, Ohkura Shunji, Paul Murray, Photography, Tokyo
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Behind the Scenes of U.S. History with Stone and Kuznick
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray “The Untold History of the United States,” a collaboration between filmmaker Oliver Stone and historian Peter Kuznick, yields a masterful account of U.S. political history and presents a perspective rarely seen … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Book Review, Business, Economics, Education, Germany, Historical, Japan, Media, Money, Nazis, Peace, Politics, Religion, Social Commentary, United States, War
Tagged Book Review, Bradley Manning, CIA, Cold War, Democracy, Edward Snowden, FBI, Military, Oliver Stone, Peter Kuznick, Politics, Social Commentary, Society, The Untold History of the United States, U.S. History, U.S. Presidents, United States, Vietnam War, War, WikiLeaks
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HHhH: Himmlers Hirn heisst Heydrich
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray HHhH is the unusual title of a very interesting historical novel by French author Laurent Binet. The title is an acronym from the German phrase “Himmlers Hirn heisst Heydrich,” (Himmler’s brain … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Czech Republic, Education, Germany, Historical, Nazis, Obituary, Photography, Politics, Slovakia, Social Commentary, Uncategorized, War
Tagged Adolph Hitler, Assassination, Book Review, Czech Republic, Germany, Gestapo, Heidrich Himmler, HHhH, Historical Novel, History, Jan Kubiš, Josef Gabčík, Karel Čurda, Laurent Binet, Nazi, Nazis, Operation Anthropoid, Reinhard Heydrich, Slovakia, SS, World War Two, WWII
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Kurt Vonnegut: After the Slaughterhouse by Martin Amis
Kurt Vonnegut: After the Slaughterhouse By Martin Amis Inveterately regressive, ever the playful infantilist, Kurt Vonnegut recently shuffled his career into a report card, signed it, and tacked it to his study wall. The report was chronological, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Book Review, Historical, Politics, Social Commentary, Uncategorized
Tagged Book Review, Journalism, Kurt Vonnegut, Literature, Martin Amis, Politics, Social Commentary, Writing
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Monbiot Gets Wild About Rewilding
Book Review: “Feral: Rewilding the Land, Sea and Human Life” by George Monbiot Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Oxford-educated Zoologist and writer George Monbiot takes on the subject of rewilding in his latest book “Feral” and … Continue reading →
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