[ SECRET POST #2146 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2146 ⌋

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Comments

[truxillogical]

For what it's worth, I love Gaiman's work and I think he's a right nifty fella too. Neverwhere is a particular favorite of mine for so many reasons. It's just exactly the kind of story I like when I'm in the mood for that kind of story. Ah. Er. American Gods I like, but it's probably his most "love-it-or-hate-it" book, and it's very easy to understand why (by contrast, it's "sequel," Anansi Boys, has a completely different feel to it). Stardust I like in both media, and Coraline...I really never cared for the book, but I LOVE the movie, so there's that. But. Different strokes, right? I kind of feel the same way about Terry Pratchett, to be honest. And I want to like his work! When I see the art books and the character descriptions and the silly animated movies, I think they're just fun times. But when I read his books? I get a headache. I don't even know why. Just, as you say, I think his writing style disagrees with me.