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2011-12-07 14:58:59
unnamednewbie13
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Didn't you also stop reading Discworld novels after you turned 14 because you had better things to be doing? If a book has a decent hook and good pacing, I don't let its target audience stop me from reading it. All I lose are a couple evenings I could've been bullshitting around in a Battlefield game or something.

<-- Also read Xanth novels until their number became too ridiculous.
2011-12-07 15:44:03
Uzique
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no i stopped reading discworld because pratchett developed alzheimers and continued to publish his literal fucking dribbling because the publishers were honoring their life-long obligation to a client that they probably hoped would cash them in another farewell book or two and then dissolve
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2011-12-07 15:45:18
Brasso
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no, i thought the books following the first were similar to the first one in quality. i just thought the last one sucked because the ending was saddening. anyway, to each their own.
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2011-12-07 15:59:14
AussieReaper
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Uzique wrote:

no i stopped reading discworld because pratchett developed alzheimers and continued to publish his literal fucking dribbling because the publishers were honoring their life-long obligation to a client that they probably hoped would cash them in another farewell book or two and then dissolve
He wrote Making Money while suffering from the disease, and that was a pretty good book.
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2011-12-07 16:15:36
Uzique
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making money, funny joke.
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