While She Knits - Black-Balling Edition

[idiosyncreant.livejournal.com]

I think this is a great idea, but I believe it was suggested by MWT--let's talk what we WON'T read.

Is there a genre you don't get?
A style you can't get into?

Conversely--is there some exception to your rule?

This may grow flammable. Some general precautions for your own safety:

~ Keep your language moderate. I'm sure you will. Fans here have certain strains of sympathetic taste, but we're also intelligent and widely interested--someone may love what you hate.
~ If you're shocked by someone's distaste for something, don't give in to temptation. If you can respond with witty banter, you're good to go, but if it rankles in your soul, commenting may not be the best idea.
~ Have fun looking at the inside of other peoples' brains!


It's good to be back and leading you all astray again! Reprobates...

Comments

Re: LMB

[(Anonymous)]

Here's an interview with LMB (courtesy of JMC's booklog) in which she states she's made the romance element in her last couple of books more prominent. I haven't read the books in question so I can't offer any opinions but her books have always had tremendous appeal among both sff and romance readers.


http://tinyurl.com/2zf8u8

dhk

Re: LMB

[peggy-2.livejournal.com]

thanks, dh!

Now, do you have any good links which will explain Dunnett's Lymond Chronicles for me? What I really need, I think, is the annotated version.