Re: The 'steins - The Eulogy
Ender wrote: > > > Actually I still expect some kid... > > Huh? > > > But that must be because I couldn't finish > > Orson Scott Card's second book... > > Enders game was okay, Speaker for the dead sucked bigtime (Is what I think) and > > I haven't been able to set myself > > to read anything else he wrote. > > -- > > I have to agree - I didn't like Speaker much - but Ender's Game was - IMNSHO - the > best book ever written. Well, 'best book ever written', maybe after I read all Iain Banks I'll set myself to consuming some more Orson Scott Card. The best book ever written is still (fighting it for first and second place) Various authors The Bible. William Shakespeare Complete works. (This is according to the number of readers) My personal preference is "The Alienist" by Caleb Carr. > Some of Card's works are actually quite good... you just have to find them for > yourself, as, obviously, everyone's opinion differs.... Yeah, well 'Enders game' proves he can write. I think Card must have been in a hurry or in debt when he wrote "Speaker for the dead". There are some very obvious errors in it, which could have been avoided had he taken the time to read his own book. What was the name of that other series he wrote? > Ender Thanks =) And so you did read Ender =) I got the nick right! I got the nick right! Now try and find out where I got my nick from =) (Challenge!) Ojosh!ro -- ____ Time : Thu Oct 29 12:25:04 1998 .X+. . .Xx+-. . A woman is not property, and husbands who think otherwise XXx++-.. are living in a dreamworld. Lazarus Long (47) XXxx++--.. `XXXxx+++--' `XXXxxx' "" mailto:ojoshiro mindless.com
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