You Can’t Review That: Foreword
This article series, written by Jamie, appeared in Woroni in the second half of 2011. I am quite proud of some of the content here, especially the review of a dream
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You Can’t Review That: The 21st Century So Far
To be fair, this is a mixed bag. First off the good stuff: telecommunications.The Internet threatened to be a receptacle for the sum of human knowledge, but sanity quickly prevailed
You Can’t Review That: Monogamy
Unlike the additional sex partners you fantasise about, this rare practice is actually more attractive than it appears. It boasts clearly superior protection from STIs and is also advantageous from
You Can’t Review That: The Bible
If you enjoy incest, then you’ll love the early passages in this work. They describe a group of people who continually resort to the practice when they make the mistake
You Can’t Review That: Last Night’s Dream
No doubt open to multiple interpretations, the whole production was enthralling during the show itself but although the moral of this story seemed profound immediately after it finished, the effect
You Can’t Review That: University
University is a follow-up to High School, which was an angst-ridden compilation album with a mix of nihilistic punk songs, naive love ballads and a lot of weird spoken word
You Can’t Review That: This Review
Beginning with this sentence, the titular piece fails to engage on any level, unless you’re a particular fan of self-reference and recursion. The piece is typographically conventional, with only mild
You Can’t Review That: Life
The novel opens with a prologue called “Conception” wherein two inebriated characters have desultory sex following a blackout. Then we jump forward to a lurid set-piece involving blood, screaming and