I am flabbergasted.
Seriously, they are all, except for the two angels, who have potential, pretty straightforward. Good Omens is brilliant writing that is dedicated to plot, theme, and fun. But it is rather light reading if you want, like, subtlety or some such other thing.
I'll take Aziraphale over Emma Bovary any day.
But some people prefer ninnies so long as they can understand them in their boring entirety.
Roh
Which Pratchett book should I try first?
08/09/2011 01:56:11 AM
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Hm. I don't know if I'd call Pratchett "cerebral." He's more... British.
08/09/2011 03:26:53 AM
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Re: I'd recommend Guards! Guards!
08/09/2011 04:28:18 AM
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I agree with Guards! Guards!
08/09/2011 01:59:56 PM
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I started with Going Postal as well
08/09/2011 02:28:37 PM
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Re: Hogfather was my first Death-Sto Helit book. It is so awesome. *NM*
08/09/2011 03:36:08 PM
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I've read them in order of publish and I dig that way.
08/09/2011 04:37:24 PM
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How could you be not impressed by Good Omens?
08/09/2011 06:35:37 PM
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Re: Not much depth of character.
09/09/2011 03:15:55 AM
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Debt of character, schmept of character
09/09/2011 05:15:05 AM
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Re: Emma Bovary has no depth, she is a ninny!
09/09/2011 05:46:45 AM
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