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photo 2013-12-09 13:46
Day 13 - Your favorite writer

 

I don’t like these “pick one” things. I read enough that of course I have more than one favorite author. So let me at least do a top four. With a couple of my favorite books of theirs listed, as well.

 

  • Stephen King (It, Lisey’s Story)
  • Kurt Vonnegut (Slaughterhouse 5, Mother Night)
  • Bret Easton Ellis (American Psycho, Imperial Bedrooms)
  • Tanith Lee (Tales of the Flat Earth, Volkhavaar)
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review 2013-07-04 00:00
Volkhavaar - Tanith Lee Volkhavaar is an interesting book. I don't agree with the raving reviews, but it's still worth a read. The style is like an oral tale, a story of good versus evil, told by an elder for the young ones. And written down word for word. While reading it I already said that especially the first chapter with Shaina reminded me of these old Russian movies where they took an old folk tale and turned it into a movie. That style is later lost, but overall the book keeps this feeling of written oral history.
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