[ SECRET POST #2783 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2783 ⌋

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Comments

Re: terry pratchett misogyny

[(Anonymous)]

What? I just finished a few of them, and I don't remember it that way at all. Is this something from his more recent books?

Jim Butcher, on the other hand...I do notice that "all female characters are constantly described as attractive" thing in the Dresden Files.

Re: terry pratchett misogyny

[peablossom]

Butcher is downright creepy about it sometimes, especially with Molly.

Re: terry pratchett misogyny

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that's why I don't read the dresden files. Packed full of male gaze and seriously gross objectification.

I don't know how the male gaze bullshit in discworld slipped past me. Maybe because I read it at a younger less enlightened point in my life.

What book did you read? Any with Angua? Because that, now that I think about it, should have been clue 1. She get's nude, as a human, in every book she is in. I dismiss GOT for this shit, but for some reason I've been giving PTerry a free pass for decades.

Re: terry pratchett misogyny

[mechanosapience]

Jim Butcher, on the other hand...I do notice that "all female characters are constantly described as attractive" thing in the Dresden Files.

Yeah, that does get tiresome after awhile, and I say that as a fan of the series.