Are these veggies and fruit for real?
I stumbled upon these earlier today; thought they fitted into the general theme (and certainly the title) of this blog, so here they are. See the mutatoes right here .
Books I've read recently
Terror Firma(Matthew Thomas)
Heads (Greg Bear)
A Moment of War
(Laurie Lee)
As I walked out one midsummer morning (Laurie Lee)
The Voyage of The Sable Keech (Neal Asher)
Vitals (Greg Bear)
Petrified
(Barbara Nadel)
Pushing Ice
(Alastair Reynolds)
Thud!
(Terry Pratchett)
Years Best SF (2007)
(ed. Gardner Duzois)
American Gods
(Neil Gaiman)
Ash & Bone
(John Harvey)
The Antipope
(Robert Rankin)
The High Window
(Raymond Chandler)
The Twisted Thing
(Mickey Spillane)
Dr Bloodmoney
(Philip K Dick)
Making Money
(Terry Pratchett)
The Lovesong of J Edgar Hoover
(Kinky Friedman)
The Blind Man of Seville
(Robert Wilson)
Accelerando
(Charles Stross)
Exit Music
(Ian Rankin)
The Sin of Father Amaro
(Eça de Queiroz)
Chronicler of the Winds
(Henning Mankel)
Iron Council
(China Miéville)
Going Postal
(Terry Pratchett)
The Dreaming Void
(Peter F Hamilton)
Address Unknown
(Kressmann Taylor)
The Uplift War
(David Brin)
Fleshmarket Close
(Ian Rankin)
Time for a change
(J T McIntosh)
Wolfbane
(Frederik Pohl/C.M.Kornbluth)
They Shall Have Stars
(James Blish)
Valhalla
(Tom Holt)
Stranglers' Moon
(E E 'Doc' Smith)
Sleepy Head
(Mark Billingham)
Cutting Edge
(John Harvey)
Tourist Season
(Carl Hiaasen)
The Road to Mars
(Eric Idle)
Odds and Gods
(Tom Holt)
Staying On
(Paul Scott)
Not Safe After Dark
(Peter Robinson)
Giants' Star
(James P Hogan)
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Initially intended to cover only funny-looking veg (and odd fruit). Although it might cover that from time to time, it just seemed like a good title for a blog.
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