The real science fiction classics

Started by ShadesFox, September 21, 2009, 09:17:41 PM

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rabid_fox


Go Go Eragon he's our man if he can't do it GREAT!

Oh dear.

bill


rabid_fox


I can't remember clit about that book except the awful

Oh dear.

Corgatha Taldorthar

In it's defense, Eragon isn't as bad as the Baldur's gate novelization by Phillip Athans.
Someday, when we look back on this, we'll both laugh nervously and change the subject. More is good. All is better.

Jer-oh-me

What it is, Eragon, is pedestrian and it's neither very good nor terribly bad. And certainly didn't deserve a movie, though it got the movie it deserved, if that makes any sense.

superluser

Quote from: bill on September 23, 2009, 05:48:50 PMwe should start a "real literature" thread and see how snobby it could possibly get

Yeah, you don't want that.  I've got some strong opinions on James Joyce and Thomas Pynchon that would probably raise the bar for snobbery pretty quickly.

Quote from: Corgatha Taldorthar on September 23, 2009, 06:11:08 PMIn it's defense, Eragon isn't as bad as the Baldur's gate novelization by Phillip Athans.

That is frightening.


Would you like a googolplex (gzipped 57 times)?

Brunhidden

it also proves that as a society anyone discussing dickens is surrounded by five people who think the name is hilarious

this needs to be studied, perhaps we can create a pesticide to help
Some will fall in love with life,
and drink it from a fountain;
that is pouring like an avalanche,
coming down the mountain.

rabid_fox


Darn it, today I discussed Dickens in a room with four people.

In fairness, three of them were teenagers?

Oh well.

The jury is still out.

Oh dear.