Thread: SF/fantasy books that turned into series, and shouldn't have
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Old 11-06-2009, 01:46 PM   #43
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I will add the seldom-mentioned books by Robert Holdstock.

Mythago Wood was a great book. Based largely on Hero With a Thousand Faces, and very well done.

The follow-up, Lavondyss was based on Campbell's other book, Masks of God. Horrible, horrible, horrible stuff. Totally forced story-telling. Then I realized he wrote the first really bad science fiction book I ever read as a kid, Where Time Winds Blow. Wow, great title... just stop reading right there!

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