MOVIE REVIEW: #StarTrek Into Darkness, reviewed by Derek Johnson (@daj42): http://t.co/6cKCr2s9Xp
Reblogging this review until I get a chance to see Into Darkness for myself.
Sunsets, Stars, West, Wind
MOVIE REVIEW: #StarTrek Into Darkness, reviewed by Derek Johnson (@daj42): http://t.co/6cKCr2s9Xp
Reblogging this review until I get a chance to see Into Darkness for myself.
Mirror Dance by Lois McMaster Bujold
Read in January 2010
I read this novel as part of the omnibus edition Miles Errant.
Miles’ six years younger twin brother, Mark, garners most of the screen time in Mirror Dance. Less lighthearted fun and more unhinged passion and desperation pervades while we focus on Mark. Miles’ fate remains unknown for much of the story.
I enjoyed Mark meeting Aral and Cordelia. Miles’ mother treated me to some wonderful scenes with Mark or that Mark overheard. Sadly, Aral suffers nearly the same fate as Miles. But no one suffers a fate worse than death better than Mark. At times, I feared I was reading a horror novel.
But all is well that ends well and Mirror Dance succeeds on that front.