[ SECRET POST #3546 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3546 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What are you reading, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

My job here is done. Yes! :)

However, I also called Naomi Novik's dragon book a pile of garbage that is only fit for a dumpster, or something along those lines. So my taste is definitely not for everyone.

Re: What are you reading, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

DA -- Eh, I enjoyed the Temeraire books for what they were, but anything written by Peter Beagle blows them so far out of the water that no water remains. Naomi Novik writes the fantasy AU version of trashy bodice rippers. They're a fun way to scratch an itch, but they're not particularly meaningful or well-written.

Re: What are you reading, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't usually read fantasy, so I chose HP and Novik as basis points for comparison, because I have actually (or at least attempted to) read those, and they're both popular, best-selling and award-winning novels.

But I totally agree, even if you only read the first one or two pages of each, the difference in writing quality is painfully obvious. It doesn't matter where the plot or the characters are going, the writing alone makes Beagle's book a joy to read. And that's not true for the other two.