I think I liked this, but I'm not entirely sure I'd recommend it. Might have to watch Stalker now, though.
Another good piece of work from Mitchell, even if its scope is so much smaller than his others.
A very good book on the design evolution, building, and cultural impact of 30 St Mary Axe.
As the subtitle says, a history of London's bridges. Idiosyncratic rather than exhastive, but better for it.
Better dipped into than read end to end, and heavy going at times, but a good book nonetheless.
I picked this up before Christmas to read when I visited candace's parents, but ended up not reading it until my next set of transatlantic flights, to the Emerging Technology conference in San Diego. How appropriate it turned out to be, too, given it's a book about how magic and technology meet. Now to see the film.
A pretty good light read.
Current escapist nonsense. Not really recommended- it sort of went a bit wrong about two thirds of the way through.
candace's Christmas present to me, after we saw it in the Waterstones near UCL, and what a wonderful gift it turned out to be.