I read Tigana after The Lions of al-Rassan, and while I thought it good, it doesn't hold a candle to The Lions of al-Rassan.
Granted, The Lions of al-Rassan is one of my favorite books, and quite possibly my favorite fantasy book.
"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."
~Camilla
Ghavrel is Ghavrel is Ghavrel
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~Camilla
Ghavrel is Ghavrel is Ghavrel
*MySmiley*
Thoughts about Neil Gaiman - For a possible new reader
16/07/2013 06:11:40 PM
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I do have thoughts about Neil Gaiman.
16/07/2013 06:46:19 PM
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Smoke and Mirrors and Fragile Things show off his multimedialism...
18/07/2013 09:24:52 PM
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MY experience was his novel Neverwhere...
18/07/2013 02:34:22 AM
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Neverwhere is quite easily his worst novel.
18/07/2013 10:50:25 AM
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Just to test a pet theory of mine...
18/07/2013 06:33:51 PM
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I want to learn about your theory!
20/07/2013 10:15:51 AM
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Oh good. *chalks up another data point for the theory* (spoilers for Lions of al-Rassan)
20/07/2013 12:18:32 PM
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I read Tigana first, but much prefer Lions.
20/07/2013 12:49:10 PM
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Yeah, I think we discussed that before. The exception that confirms the rule?
20/07/2013 01:19:46 PM
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I have only read American Gods and as the risk of being tarred and feathered I though it was just OK
25/07/2013 02:22:39 AM
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Actually, I do agree that it's a bit overrated.
27/07/2013 05:30:41 PM
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I just started rereading Sandman, the first two volumes so far...
27/07/2013 05:58:12 PM
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