On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 12:17 am, G. D. Akin wrote:


I also don't like Stephen "got my thesaurus right beside me" Donaldson. I'm
fairly well educated, but when I read for pleasure, I don't want to have to
have a thesaurus right there.

Much fun has been had at the expense of Donaldson over that...


About three pages into the first book, I was
reminded of Margaret Meade in her "Growing Up in New Guinea" saying that
young boys would micturate into the water.

Micturate isn't such a rare word - but then I'm British, and we like scatological humour, and expectorate in the face of evil...



Of course, all this is a matter of personal taste and as for Covenant,
didn't like the taste. Don't ask why I read all 6 books. Okay, I'll tell
you . . . I finish what I start. I figured the next book would have to get
better--they didn't. I won't read a third trilogy.

I quite enjoyed the first two trilogies, but haven't reread them since they were published. Which was probably quite a while ago now...


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