Cpt. Smurf

:backtotopic: OK, I think the tangent has gone a bit far. If you want to discuss these other books, by all means make a thread for them, but, here, do ...

Paolin and plagiarism? I suppose it tells us what not to do. He was a 15 year old kid when he wrote eragon to be fair... To be honest, that's ...

*pokes* When's Chapter 3 going up? I'm ready and willing to read more!

:backtotopic: Okay, this tangent has gone far enough. If you want to continue this debate, I've started a thread in the Debate Group forum. Link

I'm sorry to go off on a complete tangent, but Hitler was a Christian, and very sure in his beliefs. Just see here and here .

Well, here I go again. Hopefully the internet will behave. Now, I haven't read any of Gyr's critique (apart from the first couple of lines - I can see a ...

I am so incredibly sorry. Actually, I don't know why I'm apologising, it's this stupid internet that should be. You have no idea how difficult it is to stop myself ...

**MOVED** To Fantasy Fiction

I'm locking this - that was definitely not suitable for young writers, nor was it a suitable link for any writing site. **LOCKED**

Ah yes, I see what you mean; hardly a writing tip, is it! :wink: But, consider it... *moved*

Very close - I've read all the HPs, all thre LOTR, The Hobbit, but only managed the very beginning of The Silmarillion. It's just so very Bible-like, and I found ...

I decided to re-visit this, and saw instantly that it needed editing. I've carried out more of your suggestions: Firstly, Ofour wondered why the name of Parvolus was mentioned. On ...

Well, whether an allegory or not, there's no denying that certain aspects of the books, and in particular the whole resurrection scene in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe ...

Does everyone know that C.S. Lewis was a Christian and wrote this books, like Aslan was god or Jesus or something..I read an entire report but it seems to have ...

I would definitely read them, because they are decent books. However, you may find them a bit of a struggle, as they are more Tolkeiny than Pratchett or Rowling, mostly ...