Darren Humphries is a lifelong self-confessed sci fi freak and movie nut. He has contributed to the BBC my science fiction life website as well as being found on several science fiction forums and on Helium.
He is married, father of one and determined never, ever to grow up.

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Science Fiction TV and movies

I know too much about ...

Science Fiction TV and movies

My parents always told me ...

Never put your hand in a hungry crocodile's mouth

My childhood ambition ...

Was not to die young

Why I write ...

Because I have to

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Science Fiction TV and movies

My first job ...

Box Office Manager at an end of pier show

Arts & Humanities > British Literature Book reviews: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, by J.K. Rowling

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This is a review of the latest (and last, so we're told) Harry Potter book, the culmination of the saga that has swept the publishing world ahead of it in a global tide of admiration and book sales.

Every attempt will be made to avoid spoilers from Deathly Hallows, but I promise nothing about any of the rest in the series.

At the end of book six, Harry was left directionless following the death of his mentor and head of Hogwarts School, Albus Dumbledore. The evil wizard Voldemort is in the ascendant, his allies flocking back to the fold and the rest of the community running scared. Bu...

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