[ SECRET POST #5155 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5155 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Honor Harrington books? You mean the series where a cardboard-cutout Mary Sue goes through the most heavy-handed, simplistic, black-and-white version of The French Revolutionary Wars In Space without anything interesting happening at any point? Seriously I would be so ready to love the Honor Harrington books if they were any good at all

Also, the Vorkosigan books are rock-solid starting from The Vor Game (I like the earlier books too but I consider the Miles series to begin with The Vor Game) (and definitely better than David Weber) if you're not into it by then you probably never will be

[philstar22]

Personal taste is personal taste and entirely subjective. And I don't like either series.

[kaffy_r]

I love the Vorkosigan Saga with a bright burning love. but I understand bouncing off books. I tried reading Weber quite a while ago, and bounced hard enough (can't even remember which book at this point) that I never wanted to try the Harrington books. Perhaps at some point I'll give one of them a go, but that would be at some point in the far future, given the number of books I have on my TBR pile.

One of the commenters below had what I think is a good review of what she (and I) think makes the Vorkosiverse good storytelling. And I do tend to agree with people who say that Bujold's writing is pretty damned good.

Reading is, as others have said, a very subjective thing. If you've tried Vorkosigan books and can't get into them, then you can't get into them. That's taste.

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