[ SECRET POST #4555 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4555 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Popular authors whose writing you don't like...

[(Anonymous)]

I almost want to say Tolkien, but I feel like as a sweeping generalization that's unfair. I heavily dislike the LOTR but didn't mind the Silmarillion or the Hobbit because they didn't have as many unresolved tangents as LOTR, if that makes sense?

Also, I first read LOTR at like, 12/13 so maybe I just need to give it a second chance? I dunno.

Re: Popular authors whose writing you don't like...

[(Anonymous)]

I almost feel the opposite - I love LOTR to death, don't really care about the Hobbit, and sort of dislike all the legendarium stuff

Re: Popular authors whose writing you don't like...

[(Anonymous)]

I'm the other way round... liked LOTR, but meh on The Hobbit and The Silmarillion is interesting on some level, but dull. I honestly don't know how people get invested in the characters since it reads like a dry history book.

Re: Popular authors whose writing you don't like...

[philstar22]

TBH I like history books. The history book feel is one reason I love it. My dad is a history teacher. I love history and grew up surrounded by history books. I love fictional history and learning about it. The more fleshed-out a fictional world is, the more interested I probably am.