[ SECRET POST #3833 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3833 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Inspired by #1

[(Anonymous)]

Discworld. It is the best, par excellence; despite a few nerds doing their best to try and cast dirt on Pratchett's works to gain some beardy rebel points.

Works I wanted to get into, but couldn't. John Scalzi's Old Man's War books. There is just something about his writing style that I can't get.

Then there are Chuck Wendig's Star Wars books, which are just so bad I'd rather read Chuck Tingle's Pounded in the Butt by a Snub Fighter and a Smuggler.

Re: Inspired by #1

[(Anonymous)]

Discworld. <3

Yeah, I hear you re: Scalzi's work. I find his blogging entertaining, but his writing style is very... I dunno. It's quite plain, with very little description and IIRC rather dialogue heavy. Not that this is bad, per se, but it's not my cup of tea. I like richer world building and lots of details. My other issue is that a lot of his characters sound alike - they speak with the same sarcastic jokey style... which I actually LIKE and find funny, but there's not much variation between characters' personalities.