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Re: Farenheit 451
Read it yesterday. Didn't impress me... until I got to Captain Beatty's speech. o_o Don't ask me why, but he became my favorite character from that moment on, even if ...
Jan 9, 2005 -
Re: Neil Gaiman (Books and Comics)
I've read Neverwhere (AMAZING BOOK!), American Gods and Stardust (half, because one of my friends ran off with it before I could finish it.) My favorite so far would be ...
Jan 9, 2005 -
Re: The DaVinci Code
I liked it, but it wasn't very well written. All Dan Brown did was grab some extreme theories going round about the Holy Grail, and put them in a book. ...
Jan 5, 2005 -
Re: Trickster's Choice, Trickster's Queen (by Tamora Pierce)
Ah, Tamora Pierce, the only author who I want to be . Of course, I've admired many, many authors over the course of my wild adventures in the world of ...
Dec 16, 2004 -
Re: Anne Rice's vampires
However, I'd have to disagree with you on our dislike for her style. The most lavish of books are the immediate confrontation with the abnormal and their inner most desires. ...
Nov 30, 2004 -
Re: Terry Pratchet
I love Terry Pratchett^^ I read a couple of books from his 'Discworld' series, 'Good Omens' (Nail Gaiman + Terry Pratchett = one amazing book) and 'Maurice and his Amazing ...
Nov 30, 2004 -
Re: Anne Rice's vampires
Anne Rice: full time writer, creator of the brat prince Lestat, of the Mayfair witches and the famous Vampire Chronicles, which began with the even more famous book-turned-crappy-movie 'Interview with
Nov 28, 2004
