Thread: Fantasy authors you (and I) should NEVER read
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Old 07-30-2011, 09:19 PM   #251
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Originally Posted by carld View Post
While I don't hold Twilight in disdain as such, I did watch the movies, I think the two are very different. To me the biggest difference is that the Sookie Stackhouse books are much better written than the Twilight novels. I read all the books in the True Blood series, but just couldn't get through even one of the Twilight books.
While I myself am not the target audience by any means, I still fully understand about Twilight.

I actually thought the last book was absolutely awesome! And I say this as one who hated all the previous books (I'm a stubborn reader); they were either hair-pullingly torturous or laugh out loud stupid (he sparkles!). I don't recommend you read them, but she did improve amazingly as a writer and basic story teller.

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