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Old 09-27-2010, 05:34 AM   #6456
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Originally Posted by David Munch View Post
Just finishing up on Orson Scott Cards Ender's Game on audiobook and Dan Simmons' Hyperion on paperback... Then to decide what comes after..
I've yet to read "Hyperion", though I've heard a lot of positive comments.

I re-read "Ender's Game" recently, and it stood up well to a second reading. I then went on through the series, but they suffer from significantly diminishing returns, and I gave up after two more books. (Hardly a surprise - "Game" is a bloody hard act to follow.) The deal-killer for me has been reading some of Card's public comments of late - I find his attitudes extremely unpleasant, and I can't put them out of my mind long enough now to let his books speak.

I think it's probably better sometimes to know nothing about an author's persona.
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