Despite calling it one of Sanderson's best works, the tone of this review suggests that you find the novel to be, perhaps, a step above trash.
I was going to piggy back my review as a comment in yours, but I think I'll post mine later today as a separate thread.
Unfortunately I expect my results would be more in line with Larry's. Characterization is important to me and if this has worse characterization than his other stuff not going to be something I would be interested in.
If more brief because it isn't attached to a longer novel or overarching story.
Brandon Sanderson, The Alloy of Law
08/11/2011 08:05:32 AM
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Heh...
08/11/2011 01:34:17 PM
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It wasn't that negative
08/11/2011 05:05:56 PM
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Yes, he's a clearly step above Goodkind or Dan Brown.
08/11/2011 05:54:24 PM
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And a few steps down from Eco, Proust, Perec, and a few others I've read recently
08/11/2011 05:58:54 PM
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Certainly.
08/11/2011 06:21:15 PM
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More ambitious than mine!
08/11/2011 06:42:17 PM
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It might be hit and miss, but the hits would be worth it, if you ask me.
09/11/2011 08:37:16 PM
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Re: More ambitious than mine!
11/11/2011 11:55:57 PM
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I'm not clear if you're trying to reference Dan Quayle or if you're really a complete moron.
14/11/2011 04:59:41 AM
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It wasn't explicitly negative,
08/11/2011 06:05:37 PM
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Like I said, I was addressing a split audience when I wrote it
08/11/2011 06:19:44 PM
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Re: Like I said, I was addressing a split audience when I wrote it
11/11/2011 11:52:07 PM
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