[wyndslash]

@jeremy: i don't mind the grammar errors if it's used to help characterize the character. but what i am talking about is not, unfortunately, used to help the person imagine the character more vividly. i guess it's hard to understand unless you read the book that i did :P as it is, the author is well-loved so that's good. i like the plots, though, so I guess that's unfortunate.

well, i tend to rely on reviews since people have already experienced whatever item they're reviewing. i tend to read both the positive and negative ones, though. i guess the negative review i read was more detailed, rather than just saying they hated it. the positive reviews were more on the line of, "i loved this author!" that sort of thing, not really pointing out what ABOUT the story they liked.

i was just wondering, though, how so many people could say they enjoyed it thoroughly if it was chock full of errors.