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I bought this a few days ago at Sea-Tac airport and read it on my flight. This has to be the best damn zombie book of all time. It reads ...

Thankee, sai!

In terms of the organization of the story itself: If this is a journal/memoir/what have you, you really could expand this quite a bit. As a journal entry, I'm thinking ...

Interesting. A journal? It seems more like a memoir that he expects to be published, an autobiography of his accomplishments. If that's the case, this guy is obviously an egotistical ...

Halloway's expedition is some great stuff, though Navidson's final expedition and its result was laid out brilliantly.

Self-centered horndog would be an apt description.

I plead the law of Too Long, Didn't Read. I just Wiki'd the synopsis so I can know what happened without paying Paolini a dime.

One of the funniest books I own/have read. Second only to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, in my experience.

I will eat Paolini's babies if he ever has children. Luckily, it's an empty threat; nobody would ever sleep with Christopher Paolini.

It's called Private Messaging...*wink*

I have recovered the first draft of the final book(s)! It was easy to get into Paolini's system, his username is Strysntcher, and his password is 12345. 12345? That's the ...

Actually, he published it at age nineteen. He says he started it at fifteen, but for all we know, that 'starting' could have been "Lol I lyk drag0ns". I started ...

I'm totally one of them =p But on a serious note, yes. Most of my frustration comes from the fact that something this flawed can be so popular. It's not ...

Rubric, you hit the nail on the head. It's the fact that the story IS considered a good teen read that makes me loathe it. You just mentioned (let me ...

I enjoy insulting fans if they're overzealous in their fan-dom. (Or should I say fan-dumb, bad pun).