zak_martell's Reviews (277)

For me this story is elevated from what it could be by the relationships between Drummond and his gang of friends, and Drummond and his wife Phillis.

Drummond is the main man, but every character gets their little chance to shine. I appreciate that.

I was worried about keeping track of the unfamiliar names, but the characterisation of the rather large cast made it easy.

Some interesting side plots and twists throughout.

This is a really concise and well put together book full of interesting information and nothing more.

This was a really interesting collection of thoughts, that really gives a unique perspective on the world.

This was the most in depth book on screen writing as a career I’ve ever read.
Still feels extremely relevant despite its age.

Interesting and informative. I appreciated how it didn't shy away from the darker sides of the material for the sake of linking it to the programme.

This was a really great volume. I loved getting to see some different sides to the newer characters. There were plenty of hints of troubles to come, some great action, and a major mix-up to the status quo.
What on Earth is going to happen now?!

An interesting teaser for what's to come. A bit of a turning point.

Basically a volume of combat. I prefer when there's something more to it.

This collection is one step towards surrealism in a juxtaposition between humorous tone and serious subject matter sort of way.
If you like the lighter feeling and funny parts, this will be a book for you. There were moments I scoffed out loud at the humour, which is impressive for a book.