Okay, it pretty much kicked off modern fantasy but it was really only a reforging of old Scandinavian mythic epics.
But that could be said for any modern work of any genre. What's the saying? "There's nothing new under the sun."
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Is there a universally liked fantasy book?
06/04/2012 08:51:12 PM
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I like The Fionavar Tapestry, but I don't expect everybody does.
06/04/2012 09:08:18 PM
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Not really
07/04/2012 01:23:38 AM
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That surprises me. I would think you'd have enjoyed LIONS or TIGANA. *NM*
07/04/2012 07:39:08 AM
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i love ggk. haven't read the other one. interesting question... curious to see what comes of it
07/04/2012 03:19:45 AM
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Simply--no.
07/04/2012 04:37:16 PM
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Hm. I think it'd be hard to hate David Eddings' The Belgariad
09/04/2012 06:32:49 PM
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That only counts for those who have nostalgic feelings for it, I'm afraid. *NM*
09/04/2012 08:45:48 PM
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Yes, trying to read it for the first time aged 19 wasn't an enjoyable experience.
10/04/2012 01:03:19 AM
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More like having your love for it curdle into hate after reading the Mallorean, Elenium & Tamuli
10/04/2012 02:42:49 PM
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Ha, at least in Mallorean it was a plot point (albeit a lame one)
10/04/2012 03:52:27 PM
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I would've thought Tigana.
10/04/2012 04:24:56 AM
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I love Tigana, but yeah, Wibble's not the only one who doesn't.
10/04/2012 07:13:00 PM
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Oh, that's a really good question.
10/04/2012 08:52:51 PM
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Re: Oh, that's a really good question.
10/04/2012 11:33:36 PM
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