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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you sad today thread.
« on: July 25, 2013, 02:51:44 am »
I bought some of Pratchett's books quite young, because they were cheap paperbacks and had a pretty cover. I found them boring, but I tried re-reading them often, but never finished them. Then I borrowed one of his other books from a library and tried reading it. (It was Lords and Ladies.) I slogged trough the beginning not really getting into it this time either; I still found it boring. Then I decided for some reason to start it again from the beginning and this time I focused on the reading more. I read the book in a day and loved it. Since then I've read plenty of his novels and liked - at leas to some degree - all of them.
Pratchett was pretty much the writer who got me paying attention to more subtle details and nuances. (You pretty much have in order to enjoy Discworld-novels. Especially the earlier ones.)
Pratchett was pretty much the writer who got me paying attention to more subtle details and nuances. (You pretty much have in order to enjoy Discworld-novels. Especially the earlier ones.)