when writers lose their clue....
Dec. 1st, 2009 01:02 pmWow. Talk about not only biting the hand that feeds you, but taking it off at the elbow...
TERRY GOODKIND has been cruelly misjudged: 'First of all, I don't write fantasy. I write stories that have important human themes. They have elements of romance, history, adventure, mystery and philosophy. Most
fantasy is one-dimensional. It's either about magic or a world-building. I don't do either.' (_USA Today_ interview, August 03)
(via Ansible)
Comments?
EtA: yes. See date on quote. Not new. We know. But being discussed today because it came up in Ansible for the mocking.
TERRY GOODKIND has been cruelly misjudged: 'First of all, I don't write fantasy. I write stories that have important human themes. They have elements of romance, history, adventure, mystery and philosophy. Most
fantasy is one-dimensional. It's either about magic or a world-building. I don't do either.' (_USA Today_ interview, August 03)
(via Ansible)
Comments?
EtA: yes. See date on quote. Not new. We know. But being discussed today because it came up in Ansible for the mocking.
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Date: 2009-12-01 08:17 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-12-01 09:00 pm (UTC)But now? 10? 11? books in, it's getting very tiring. I only keep going because, gods, it's GOT to END sometime, even though it SHOULD have probably ended around book 6 or 7.