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To: jetson

Garbage about jibberish passes for literature today.


5 posted on 08/01/2007 7:13:42 AM PDT by Neoliberalnot
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To: Neoliberalnot
Garbage about jibberish passes for literature today.

I luv Hairy Potty. Every time a new one comes out I rush to the nearest bookstore, pick up a copy and read, or rather try to get through the first two pages, or any two pages at random. And I count the clichés. I must say she (the author) is consistent. In every one of these tomes I have counted 6 or 7 clichés per page. (I don't count the stilted metaphors, but they're there for your enjoyment too.) Ain't nothing like great literature, is there?!

P.S. I read in the paper yesterday that the author is threatening to unleash still more of her graphomaniac output on the world! Hurray!

66 posted on 08/01/2007 8:58:41 AM PDT by Revolting cat! (We all need someone we can bleed on...)
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To: Neoliberalnot
Garbage about jibberish passes for literature today.

Yeah, kids were much smarter when their literature was about hard-nosed, serious subjects like a lion who rules over a magical kingdom in a closet. Or a young girl, a small dog, a talking lion, a tin man and a scarecrow dodging witches to find a wizard. Or princesses, pirates, knights of the round table, giants, orcs, hobbits, and teenaged detectives.

110 posted on 08/01/2007 9:36:17 AM PDT by ReignOfError (`)
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To: Neoliberalnot
Garbage about jibberish passes for literature today.

No worse than calling Jack London literature. The sophomoric appologetics for a low life. I'm betting JK Rolling is better.

135 posted on 08/01/2007 9:59:16 AM PDT by Dead Dog
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