you tempt me. you seriously seriously tempt me. perhaps over winter break...
On Wednesday, December 11, 2013 8:45 PM, netgirl_y2k - DW Comment dw_null@dreamwidth.org wrote:
netgirl_y2k replied to your Dreamwidth entry "December Meme: What I Would Change About the Kushiel Books" in which you said:
Today's December meme comes from netgirl_y2k I feel like most people have heard my opinions on this on one platform or another (in fact I think it was part of the kushielsorting questionnaire) but I will try to add some new insights to make it interesting. In my mind, this almost feels like 2 questions: what I would change to make the books objectively better from a literary standpoint vs what i would change to make them the story of my heart. I'll try to tackle both angles. And disclaimer, I don't claim to be the arbitrator of literary taste by any means...at the end of the day, it's still an opinion.
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Date: 2013-12-12 03:56 am (UTC)you tempt me. you seriously seriously tempt me. perhaps over winter break...
On Wednesday, December 11, 2013 8:45 PM, netgirl_y2k - DW Comment dw_null@dreamwidth.org wrote:
netgirl_y2k replied to your Dreamwidth entry "December Meme: What I Would Change About the Kushiel Books" in which you said: Today's December meme comes from netgirl_y2k I feel like most people have heard my opinions on this on one platform or another (in fact I think it was part of the kushielsorting questionnaire) but I will try to add some new insights to make it interesting. In my mind, this almost feels like 2 questions: what I would change to make the books objectively better from a literary standpoint vs what i would change to make them the story of my heart. I'll try to tackle both angles. And disclaimer, I don't claim to be the arbitrator of literary taste by any means...at the end of the day, it's still an opinion.