Who knew again?

Mr.Bookworm · 06-09-2009, 04:20 PM

I was going to type something gushingly sarcastic here about Twilight, but it wouldn't be worth the brain cells.

Annnnnnnnnnnyway.

7. Confessor (krogothwolf) - Seriously, dude? Terry Goodkind is the hackiest hack ever to grace popular fantasy.

6. Rant (Overcast) - I've never read anything of his, though I really should.

5. Fatal Revenant (Lumenskir) - I've only gotten up to like the second book, sorry.

4. Nation (Fifth) - I've been looking for a copy of this for ages, but I have yet to find one. Should probably just order it off Amazon.

3. Making Money (SMB) - Definitely not Pratchett's high point. I've been rereading the Disc books, and I read this one right after GP, and the drop-off was really noticeable.

2. Harry Potter (Masked) - Yes I like the Harry Potter books.

1. Hunter's Run (RA) - Wuved this book. I picked it up while I was over in Canada, and devoured it. Credit where credit's due, though. Gardner Dozois and Daniel Abraham both wrote it too.

In reflection, this probably wasn't a very good topic, but what the heck.

Take it away, Rejected Again.

06-09-2009, 04:20 PM	#11
Mr.Bookworm YYYEEEEEAAAAAAHHH Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 2,034	I was going to type something gushingly sarcastic here about Twilight, but it wouldn't be worth the brain cells. Annnnnnnnnnnyway. 7. Confessor (krogothwolf) - Seriously, dude? Terry Goodkind is the hackiest hack ever to grace popular fantasy. 6. Rant (Overcast) - I've never read anything of his, though I really should. 5. Fatal Revenant (Lumenskir) - I've only gotten up to like the second book, sorry. 4. Nation (Fifth) - I've been looking for a copy of this for ages, but I have yet to find one. Should probably just order it off Amazon. 3. Making Money (SMB) - Definitely not Pratchett's high point. I've been rereading the Disc books, and I read this one right after GP, and the drop-off was really noticeable. 2. Harry Potter (Masked) - Yes I like the Harry Potter books. 1. Hunter's Run (RA) - Wuved this book. I picked it up while I was over in Canada, and devoured it. Credit where credit's due, though. Gardner Dozois and Daniel Abraham both wrote it too. In reflection, this probably wasn't a very good topic, but what the heck. Take it away, Rejected Again.