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Old 10-06-2010, 09:13 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by Laz116 View Post
Instantaneous entertainment or get out of here?

That certainly is a principle, but it also dismisses a lot of great literature.

I too have stopped reading bad/uninteresting novels to their dire end. But still a lot of books doesn't deliver instant gratification. They work in a different way. And in my opinion you have to come quite a long way in a story before you can actively dismiss it as not for you.
As someone who has read the entire unabridged version of "Les Miserable", I think I've earned the right to jetison a book if it falls down early and hard.

-David
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