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ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. Started by long-time science fiction fan Luke Burrage in January 2008, [[http://www.sfbrp.com/ the podcast]] reviews various novels and prose by a wide variety of authors from the whole sci-fi genre. Occasionally, the podcast reviews fantasy titles as well, or does a {{Crossover}} with other similar podcasts and review sites (most notably [[http://frontrowcrew.com/ Geek Nights]]).
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ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. Started by long-time science fiction fan Luke Burrage in January 2008, [[http://www.sfbrp.com/ the podcast]] reviews various novels and prose by a wide variety of authors from the whole sci-fi genre. Occasionally, the podcast reviews fantasy titles as well, or does a {{Crossover}} with other similar podcasts and review {{review}} sites (most notably [[http://frontrowcrew.com/ Geek Nights]]).
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: Luke is a Kent-born British professional juggler living in Berlin... [[SugarWiki/OneOfUs who also happens to be an life-long avid fan of sci-fi]].
* CausticCritic: A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot convoluted]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
* CausticCritic: A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot convoluted]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: Luke is a Kent-born British professional juggler living in Berlin... [[SugarWiki/OneOfUs [[JustForFun/OneOfUs who also happens to be an life-long avid fan of sci-fi]].
* CausticCritic: A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlotconvoluted]], convoluted]][[invoked]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
* CausticCritic: A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot
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* TheMeanBrit: A complete inversion, since he's generally jovial and cheerful even when reviewing poorly written books.
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* BunnyEarsLawyer: Luke is a Kent-born British professional juggler living in Berlin... [[OneOfUs [[SugarWiki/OneOfUs who also happens to be an life-long avid fan of sci-fi]].
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* BunnyEarsLawyer : Luke is a Kent-born British professional juggler living in Berlin... [[OneOfUs who also happens to be an life-long avid fan of sci-fi]].
* CausticCritic : A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot convoluted]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
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* CausticCritic : A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot convoluted]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
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* RapeAsBackstory: References it [[DiscussedTrope used badly]] during his pretty critical review of the first ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' novel. As he further explains, shoehorning a rape into a female character's past is really [[DeusAngstMachina not an ideal way of earning sympathy]] for said character (he considers it cheap and trite). He had the same opinion on the rape backstory of the female protagonist from Robert J. Sawyer's ''[[TheNeanderthalParallax Hominids]]'', which he considered to be even more badly done.
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ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. Started by long-time science fiction fan Luke Burrage in January 2008, [[http://www.sfbrp.com/ the podcast]] reviews various novels and prose by a wide variety of authors from the whole sci-fi genre. Occasionally, the podcast reviews fantasy titles as well, or does a {{Crossover}} with other similar podcasts and review sites (most notably [[http://frontrowcrew.com/ Geek Nights]]).
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!!Tropes:
* BunnyEarsLawyer : Luke is a Kent-born British professional juggler living in Berlin... [[OneOfUs who also happens to be an life-long avid fan of sci-fi]].
* CausticCritic : A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot convoluted]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
* CatchPhrase :
-->'''Luke''':"[[OpeningNarration Hello and welcome to the science fiction book review podcast. My name is Luke Burrage and this is the show where I review every single science fiction book that I read, as I read it. Now, there's no set schedule, it's just whenever I finish a book, I do the review and stick it up here, on the podcast feed.]]"
-->'''Luke''':"([[FlatWhat And then I was like...]]) [[WhoWritesThisCrap Wait a second !]]"
-->'''Luke''':"[[EveryEpisodeEnding ...and I'll catch you]] [[SigningOffCatchPhrase next time !]]"
* GenreSavvy : And how...
* LetsSeeYouDOBetter : Averted, since Luke himself writes sci-fi in his free time and has already published a loose trilogy set in a NextSundayAD setting.
* MotorMouth : Luke sure knows how to rant enthusiastically about the previous novel he read. He even directly [[LampshadeHanging lampshades this]] numerous times in his reviews.
** A March 2009 review of his podcast by SFX Magazine even referred to him as such, [[InvokedTrope literally]] :
-->"Four stars out of five. The set-up is as no-frills as the title - Berlin-based SF fan Luke Burrage reads a sci-fi book, and then talks about it - but while some literary podcasts can be dreary, Burrage is an enthusiastic motormouth with an infectious love of the genre. His tastes are varied, and even if you don't agree with all of his opinions, they're still fun to listen to."
* RapeAsBackstory: References it [[DiscussedTrope used badly]] during his pretty critical review of the first ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' novel. As he further explains, shoe-horning a rape into a female character's past is really [[DeusAngstMachina not an ideal way of earning sympathy]] for said character (he considers it cheap and trite). He had the same opinion on the rape backstory of the female protagonist from Robert J. Sawyer's ''Hominids'', which he considered to be even more badly done.
* TheMeanBrit : A complete inversion, since he's generally jovial and cheerful even when reviewing poorly written books.
* WhoWritesThisCrap[=/=]FridgeLogic : A common outcry against some less than stellar novels he's reviewed.
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ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. Started by long-time science fiction fan Luke Burrage in January 2008, [[http://www.sfbrp.com/ the podcast]] reviews various novels and prose by a wide variety of authors from the whole sci-fi genre. Occasionally, the podcast reviews fantasy titles as well, or does a {{Crossover}} with other similar podcasts and review sites (most notably [[http://frontrowcrew.com/ Geek Nights]]).
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!!Tropes:
* BunnyEarsLawyer : Luke is a Kent-born British professional juggler living in Berlin... [[OneOfUs who also happens to be an life-long avid fan of sci-fi]].
* CausticCritic : A subversion, since Luke is more than willing to judge a book on its own merits and highlight the good or original parts of it. But if a book is exceptionally badly written or [[IdiotPlot convoluted]], [[AccentuateTheNegative he plays this trope straight]].
* CatchPhrase :
-->'''Luke''':"[[OpeningNarration Hello and welcome to the science fiction book review podcast. My name is Luke Burrage and this is the show where I review every single science fiction book that I read, as I read it. Now, there's no set schedule, it's just whenever I finish a book, I do the review and stick it up here, on the podcast feed.]]"
-->'''Luke''':"([[FlatWhat And then I was like...]]) [[WhoWritesThisCrap Wait a second !]]"
-->'''Luke''':"[[EveryEpisodeEnding ...and I'll catch you]] [[SigningOffCatchPhrase next time !]]"
* GenreSavvy : And how...
* LetsSeeYouDOBetter : Averted, since Luke himself writes sci-fi in his free time and has already published a loose trilogy set in a NextSundayAD setting.
* MotorMouth : Luke sure knows how to rant enthusiastically about the previous novel he read. He even directly [[LampshadeHanging lampshades this]] numerous times in his reviews.
** A March 2009 review of his podcast by SFX Magazine even referred to him as such, [[InvokedTrope literally]] :
-->"Four stars out of five. The set-up is as no-frills as the title - Berlin-based SF fan Luke Burrage reads a sci-fi book, and then talks about it - but while some literary podcasts can be dreary, Burrage is an enthusiastic motormouth with an infectious love of the genre. His tastes are varied, and even if you don't agree with all of his opinions, they're still fun to listen to."
* RapeAsBackstory: References it [[DiscussedTrope used badly]] during his pretty critical review of the first ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' novel. As he further explains, shoe-horning a rape into a female character's past is really [[DeusAngstMachina not an ideal way of earning sympathy]] for said character (he considers it cheap and trite). He had the same opinion on the rape backstory of the female protagonist from Robert J. Sawyer's ''Hominids'', which he considered to be even more badly done.
* TheMeanBrit : A complete inversion, since he's generally jovial and cheerful even when reviewing poorly written books.
* WhoWritesThisCrap[=/=]FridgeLogic : A common outcry against some less than stellar novels he's reviewed.
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