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ellerina
Philippines452 Posts
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kochujang
Germany1226 Posts
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XeliN
United Kingdom1755 Posts
I dunno why I haven't continued reading them, especially wanna see how the perspective of Arya and Jon Snow progress. Reading Mode: On! | ||
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Lysithea
Sweden204 Posts
Tyrion Thu 03/03/11 8:58 AM July 12 of what year!!!??? haha so true. Tvseries premiere april 17th. Got to read GoT again and timely finish it by then. I also have to manage to somehow not go all asoiaf crazy after the first book and hold out reading the rest until june or so. July 12th... I'm not leaving my home until I'm done with reading this cocain of a series. | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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Ajunta
Germany522 Posts
On March 04 2011 00:16 Lysithea wrote: haha so true. Tvseries premiere april 17th. Got to read GoT again and timely finish it by then. I also have to manage to somehow not go all asoiaf crazy after the first book and hold out reading the rest until june or so. July 12th... I'm not leaving my home until I'm done with reading this cocain of a series. same here ... I need to reread the whole series before the new book comes out.... 4 months ..hmmm, should be doable. | ||
Aesop
Hungary11305 Posts
But finally! | ||
KwarK
United States43611 Posts
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-Frog-
United States514 Posts
On March 04 2011 00:39 KwarK wrote: At least we have a date to work with. I was always a bit pissed off that the end of the last book finished "Sorry I didn't cover all the interesting characters but I actually already wrote those and the book was too long so I decided to cut them out and put them in a new book which will be out very soon." Cersei, Ayra, Jaime and Brienne aren't interesting characters? News to me. I had the opposite opinion. I was glad to take a break from Dany, Tyrion and Jon Snow so that we could have some insight into what was happening in the rest of the kingdom. Getting to read the story from so many different characters perspectives is what makes this series so amazing and I really enjoyed all the Iron Islands parts of feast. I think it's great that he's introducing new characters and building stories for them so that they too can play pivotal roles in the upcoming books. edit: of course i can't argue that it is frustrating that he left us with the impression that the next book wasn't too far off but i was definitely happy with a feast for crows and thought it was one of the best of the series so far. | ||
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sh02hp0869
Sweden460 Posts
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Geoube
Canada67 Posts
Just so many characters to try and remember That being said, won't believe it until I see it | ||
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thesideshow
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ToxNub
Canada805 Posts
The Prince of Nothing trilogy is wayyyy good too. I started reading The Malazan Book of the Fallen and while the writing and the ideas are good I think his dialogue is complete crap, and there are paragraphs that I seriously can't even figure out what they mean... I've never had this happen in any book I've ever read. Also, the unfolding power hierarchy is spending way too much time trying to be more epic than the last power and has lost all sense of transitivity and logic. Example: Jaghut tyrant's power supposedly stored in acorn. Jaghut fights dragons without acorn with a leet undead anti-magic aura Imass in the vicinity and causes earthquake/volcanos for fun. Why is jaghut so powerful if jaghuts are mortal? But wait, THIS one isn't mortal since he was imprisoned in a tomb under the ground for 300k years... And if he was so fucking powerful, how did anyone imprison him, especially the other jaghuts who were supposedly pacifiists and later got killed by the tellan imass that the tyrant so easily enslaved? I can't even explain the actions of characters, they just seem weird and nonsensical. -_- Not sure if I will keep reading after this first book unless I can find assurances it gets better (it is #1 in a long series...) | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14905 Posts
On March 04 2011 01:24 -Frog- wrote: Cersei, Ayra, Jaime and Brienne aren't interesting characters? News to me. I had the opposite opinion. I was glad to take a break from Dany, Tyrion and Jon Snow so that we could have some insight into what was happening in the rest of the kingdom. Getting to read the story from so many different characters perspectives is what makes this series so amazing and I really enjoyed all the Iron Islands parts of feast. I think it's great that he's introducing new characters and building stories for them so that they too can play pivotal roles in the upcoming books. edit: of course i can't argue that it is frustrating that he left us with the impression that the next book wasn't too far off but i was definitely happy with a feast for crows and thought it was one of the best of the series so far. i think brienne's chapters are extremely boring but that's just me | ||
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BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On March 04 2011 02:24 KOFgokuon wrote: i think brienne's chapters are extremely boring but that's just me No, it's not just you, I found most of her part pretty dull as well. | ||
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Klunssila
United States220 Posts
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BroOd
Austin10833 Posts
On March 04 2011 00:18 floor exercise wrote: Hate to be the bearer of bad news but it's just a publication date, the book isn't done, it's about as firm as a video game release date I know he doesn't have a great track record with dates, but: Barring tsunamis, general strikes, world wars, or asteroid strikes, you will have the novel in your hands on July 12. I hope you like it. (For what it's worth, the book's a monster. Think A STORM OF SWORDS.) The dragons are coming. Prepare to dance. And hey... thanks for waiting. ―George R.R. Martin, March 3, 2011 [source] | ||
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Tesla12
Serbia71 Posts
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SolHeiM
Sweden1264 Posts
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-Frog-
United States514 Posts
On March 04 2011 02:24 KOFgokuon wrote: i think brienne's chapters are extremely boring but that's just me Fair enough - these kind of things are of course open to interpretation. | ||
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