[ SECRET POST #2972 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2972 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

There are no new stories, only new approaches. Once you get over an obsession with 'originality' it's easier to appreciate a book on its own merits, in my experience! (blah blah Shakespeare ripped off everything blah blah Homer fanfiction etc etc)

I like Hunger Games a lot more as a story than I like the books themselves...to me Collins' experience as largely being a screenplay writer is very clear, and it's extremely rough prose-wise. The movies are tremendous for me, then.

[(Anonymous)]

I agree that the books definitely read more like scripts than novels, which is why I'm surprised that the movies (the first two; haven't seen the newest) aren't very good :\