[ SECRET POST #2177 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2177 ⌋

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Comments

[silverr]

I don't mind big sprawly worlds with casts of dozens: if they're vividly written, it's pretty easy to keep everything sorted in your head.

However, my misty memory of LotR was that it was like reading lace. Very intricate, but after a while a lot of it blurred together. ~ Having said that, I do give the guy props for creating such an incredibly (some would say obsessively) detailed world. I don't know where LotR fits into the history of fantasy literature, but I expect that he was one of the first to be so vast.

[kittenmommy]

However, my misty memory of LotR was that it was like reading lace. Very intricate, but after a while a lot of it blurred together.

YES! That is the perfect description!

Having said that, I do give the guy props for creating such an incredibly (some would say obsessively) detailed world.

Absolutely! Shame about it being as dull as watching paint dry.

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

LotR is the basis for most of modern fantasy. Dungeons and Dragons is basically the races of Middle-earth with the serial numbers rubbed off.