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⌈ Secret Post #2540 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Weird Books

[(Anonymous)]

DA

...this is the concept book curated/produced/whatever by JJ Abrams, isn't it? Is it really that good? I'm thinking they've just updated/upsold a more gimmicky version of those letters-between-two-friends books that were so popular in the early '90s.

Here, this is it (though now that I reread the synopsis, it sounds a tad creepy):

http://www.amazon.com/The-Griffin-Sabine-Trilogy-Boxed/dp/0811806960

I never read these when they first came out, but there was a lot of hype over them (granted, I was living in the author's hometown at the time, so).

Of course, the very first version was Agrippa, but now I'm really showing how long in the tooth I am......

Re: Weird Books

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I was actually shocked at how good it was! It didn't feel gimmicky to me, and the character development was surprisingly in-depth considering how much of it is in notes. Looking at the trilogy you linked, it sounds slightly similar, but I think it takes it in a whole other direction-- plus you have what's actually a pretty good novel to read as you go. I obviously wouldn't go so far as to say that it's the first book to ever do the "extra correspondence" thing, but it did fit in under weird books and I think it's a pretty fresh take on it. ^^