Sujet : Re: Highlights and Lowlights - June 2024
De : defaultuserbr (at) *nospam* yahoo.com (Default User)
Groupes : rec.arts.sf.writtenDate : 08. Jul 2024, 04:28:44
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Michael F. Stemper wrote:
So, what's the verdict? Are his early works funny but not very good?
Are his recent works as funny as he gets? Something else altogether?
I didn't think any of them were comedic, and I didn't care. I don't
read for funny, when I want that I view or listen to professional
comedians. The books were often humorous. There were two scenes that
actually made me laugh in all the Discworld books I read.
1. When a bandit attempts to rob Chancellor Ridcully and is turned into
a pumpkin. Lords and Ladies, I think. An otherwise unpleasant book that
I didn't enjoy.
2. When the angels came to get the Little Match Girl in Hogfather.
Brian