Re: The problem with Guy Gavriel Kay is that he writes at the highest dramatic pitch possible.
Danae al'Thor Send a noteboard - 02/12/2010 10:46:55 PM
It can get, well, melodramatic, overly sentimental at times.
I personally liked Tigana the first time I read it, but I could not stomach it the second because the whole emotional shebang got too much for me to read through again.
I prefer The Lions of Al-Rassan, and I am reading good things about his latest (Under Heaven? Something like that). I do think you should try Lions, because I loved it, and some of his other series work quite well, too.
I personally liked Tigana the first time I read it, but I could not stomach it the second because the whole emotional shebang got too much for me to read through again.
I prefer The Lions of Al-Rassan, and I am reading good things about his latest (Under Heaven? Something like that). I do think you should try Lions, because I loved it, and some of his other series work quite well, too.
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Guy Gavriel Kay, some advice please
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Re: The problem with Guy Gavriel Kay is that he writes at the highest dramatic pitch possible.
- 02/12/2010 10:46:55 PM
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Looks like everyone's agreeing that Lions is one of the better ones
- 03/12/2010 09:22:14 AM
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Let me detract from the unanimity and say I much preferred Tigana. 
- 03/12/2010 10:36:50 PM
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Re: Let me detract from the unanimity and say I much preferred Tigana.
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