There is certainly a strong sense of 'spirtualism' in Simmons' characterizations...
Jacob Send a noteboard - 17/12/2009 08:33:10 PM
Each a every character from both books is on a pilgrimage of some sort or other, and that all the action and development is framed out of the internal struggles of the varied PoV to assign meaning and perspective to what is going on around them. One of the truly powerful aspects of Cantos is that each character leads to a different understanding, interaction, intersection, with that "Greater Meaning" of human existence.
Simmons is a very difficult measuring stick if you want to be a speculative fiction writer. When he is at the top of his game, there are few writers that can match him. The results of that work can, and often are, amazing.
Simmons is a very difficult measuring stick if you want to be a speculative fiction writer. When he is at the top of his game, there are few writers that can match him. The results of that work can, and often are, amazing.
Sci Fi/Fantasy book that changed your life
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Well, unfortunately...
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Remind me tomorrow that I have something to show you. Life changing indeed. *NM*
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Wheel of Time of course because it brought me here. But before that...
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Several.
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The Hobbit really turned me into a reader too.
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Awesome!
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There is certainly a strong sense of 'spirtualism' in Simmons' characterizations...
17/12/2009 08:33:10 PM
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