BoxedStars
BoxedStars t1_jcsljc3 wrote
Lol, did that this morning. David Drake is a highly questionable writer, if all his books are written like Bird of Prey. So often he'll describe a character saying something or making an expression, and then in the next sentence he explains the meaning behind the expression. Things to the nature of "he smiled. This was an emotionless, reflex-like smile, not a true show of emotion." So. Often. Uggghh....
BoxedStars t1_j7eef03 wrote
Reply to Pride and Prejudice to me is the epitome of romance novels but I recently found something about Elizabeth that I disliked by nyanyaneko2
No, this seems like an observation of a guy's behavior, not a statement of her own. It's true that people are often attracted to people they can't have, so probably she's just saying he's doing that.
BoxedStars t1_jcsly0o wrote
Reply to comment by AstronautPowerful670 in What was one book you wanted to throw across the room- and why? by UnfallenAdventure
Lol, I noped out of those books far sooner. They're so thin and boring, with little of any real importance happening in them. Seriously, The Space Merchants, a novel not even 150 pages, has more plot than the first three books of Eragon.