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I like that the older beings in Malazan have varying names (e.g. Anomandaris Purake). *NM* Ghavrel Send a noteboard - 20/09/2010 02:20:15 AM
Also, as temeraire mentioned, Iain [M] Banks has some pretty good names, especially for spaceships in his Culture novels. Examples include Very Little Gravitas Indeed and Ravished By The Sheer Implausibility Of That Last Statement.
"We feel safe when we read what we recognise, what does not challenge our way of thinking.... a steady acceptance of pre-arranged patterns leads to the inability to question what we are told."
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Good names - 19/09/2010 11:25:23 AM 1238 Views
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Mat and Elayne and Thom are pretty recognizable as English names *NM* - 19/09/2010 04:32:20 PM 304 Views
Some Dutch girl's names are lovely. - 19/09/2010 04:20:57 PM 681 Views
Yeah, he once said that - 19/09/2010 08:47:05 PM 638 Views
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I know the example I quoted is spelt that way - 19/09/2010 04:19:56 PM 627 Views
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Funny, I hate the "neigh-neev" pronunciation. - 19/09/2010 04:29:14 PM 758 Views
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Mild-may-your-sufferings-be-at-the-hands-of-the-wicked. - 19/09/2010 04:18:31 PM 728 Views
That is very cool. *NM* - 19/09/2010 04:21:49 PM 280 Views
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It's fantastic. *NM* - 21/09/2010 04:02:16 PM 309 Views
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I like that the older beings in Malazan have varying names (e.g. Anomandaris Purake). *NM* - 20/09/2010 02:20:15 AM 288 Views
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