Of Anthora, Nova, Nateesa, Pat Rin, Shan and Prescilla. And Er Thom, Anne, and Aeilliana, who are mostly dead--I know, happens to everybody. And Clutch Turtles ; And cats. And since you created those fabulous characters, it is clearly all YOUR fault that I am hanging here wanting more of them. Post Delm Val Con and Miri I can definitely do without more of; Daav I have never made up my mind about. A common denominator of them is they are all adults (well, maybe not Sheather). I am afraid I lost interest in reading about protagonists growing up, and their angst, and immaturity long ago. A pastiche such as He Won The Day is about my limit. I certainly do not regret spending the money. Not only did you indeed say it was a one-off (thank God) but, writers gotta eat. And artistry (not to mention hard work) should be rewarded and sustained. My regret is the time it is taking, not the money. I have promised myself I will never willingly submit to a WoT experience again. And here I am. Of course, based on comments, this is just me. The YA books are this one, the Theo ones, and the Trade ones--so I suppose that is seven. Thanks for responding. Hope the storm does not hit too badly. Here in West Africa those are really not a problem.
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Date: 2012-10-27 05:55 pm (UTC)And Er Thom, Anne, and Aeilliana, who are mostly dead--I know, happens to everybody.
And Clutch Turtles ;
And cats.
And since you created those fabulous characters, it is clearly all YOUR fault that I am hanging here wanting more of them.
Post Delm Val Con and Miri I can definitely do without more of; Daav I have never made up my mind about.
A common denominator of them is they are all adults (well, maybe not Sheather). I am afraid I lost interest in reading about protagonists growing up, and their angst, and immaturity long ago. A pastiche such as He Won The Day is about my limit.
I certainly do not regret spending the money. Not only did you indeed say it was a one-off (thank God) but, writers gotta eat. And artistry (not to mention hard work) should be rewarded and sustained.
My regret is the time it is taking, not the money. I have promised myself I will never willingly submit to a WoT experience again.
And here I am.
Of course, based on comments, this is just me.
The YA books are this one, the Theo ones, and the Trade ones--so I suppose that is seven.
Thanks for responding. Hope the storm does not hit too badly. Here in West Africa those are really not a problem.