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Yeah, I agree on that point. I'm pretty sure Gone with the Wind was like that as well, but never got around to reading that one. I guess when I read fantasy though, I do expect a certain amount of physical conflict if it's about a war. I'm sure that happens in this book, I just never got to it.
Swordspoint may not be up some people's alley, I'll admit, though I find it to be pretty interesting so far. One thing I do like about this reading group is that we have such varied opinions. It's heartening for me as a writer because it hammers home the fact that even if people like my writing, there will always be people who don't like it for another reason. That's just the way things go.
However, it would be nice to agree on one book, wouldn't it?
Swordspoint may not be up some people's alley, I'll admit, though I find it to be pretty interesting so far. One thing I do like about this reading group is that we have such varied opinions. It's heartening for me as a writer because it hammers home the fact that even if people like my writing, there will always be people who don't like it for another reason. That's just the way things go.
However, it would be nice to agree on one book, wouldn't it?