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Old 10-14-2010, 10:33 PM   #76
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I got the same impression when I read Centaur Aisle. I never touched one of his books after that turkey.
Piers Anthony is a strange creature . I most of his books in paperback and paperback and some in ebook. I was a fan of his in middle school and high school.

His EARLY EARLY stuff is really good. Then, he hit this point where he had a bunch of good ideas but only the first book in each series was reasonably well-written and then things sort of fell apart. Finally, he got to the point where even the first book was bad.

I don't think he's total trash...there's two trilogies he wrote that I really liked, and my adult uncle liked at the same time:
Orn/Ox/Omnivore and Var the Stick/Sos the <something - rope?>/Neq the Sword.

The same couldn't stand any of PA's Xanth books .
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