Hmmm...maybe that it defines what a series ought to be. It is the gold-standard against which all other series are measured?
It is an odd word choice.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Hmmm...maybe that it defines what a series ought to be. It is the gold-standard against which all other series are measured?
It is an odd word choice.
I think it is a weird choice of words, but I like Debet's interpretation. For that poster, it was everything a series should be, and everything she wanted in a series.
Then I have no idea what I would pick. I'd almost feel like I were being cruel..
fwiw, the io9 excerpt for Machine is interesting. [link] The synopsis? Not so much. Which, it turns out, is fine, because it has nothing to do with the book, and is wrong on several counts.
ETA: Kat, Hourglass is on my TBR list.
My school librarian gave it to me to read...I'm glad I did. I want to know more but....I dunno.
A completely ridiculous question: Did any of you ever read the tie-in novels for Dark Shadows? I'm assuming they're kind of appalling, but I want to know if they're appalling in that fun gothic popcorn sort of way. I keep finding them on eBay and being tempted to bid.
I keep finding them on eBay and being tempted to bid.
I could probably grab one cheap at Kayo books (which has a big Tie-In movie selection), so you could sample one.
Stephen King quiz. Harder than I thought it would be.
It’s just a really good book, it’s well-written, and it’s good for both genders because while there’s killing there’s also a love triangle.
Oh, kids.