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by GantzGraf
3681 days ago
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Was anybody else turned off by the author's approach to characterisation in this book? I feel like he's over-explaining their reasoning/motivation for doing the things they do to the point where it's irritating. It's like he's trying to tell you everything about a character in the shortest time possible. No subtlety. Am I overreacting? I'm still within the first third but I don't think I'll be able to get through the book if it's entirely like this. |
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Try an experiment: skip to 2/3 through the book, where it says "Five thousand years later..." and pick it up as though it were a new book. I think you might be happier.