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| Raymond E Feist From the Magician onwards - the writings of Raymond E Feist for discussion. |
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| Lord of the Veilmen Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: UK: ENGLAND:
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| Into a Dark Realm Read this a couple of weeks back, and found it very good. I really liked some of the twists that Feist put in. But I saw the last bit coming. Stupid question but did anyone else read it. |
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| Lord of the Camareen Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Yorkshire
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| 42 explains a HELL ofalot Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Rhondda Cynon Taff
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| ive read it recently and it was awesome, yet disappointing atta same time, i wanted the dasati to destroy pug not help him, and im glad The Gardener is back, the last book should be fun. which title u prefer wrath of a mad god or magician's son? |
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| Lord of the Camareen Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Yorkshire
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| Re: Into a Dark Realm I've seen both these titles for the next book being banded about the net. I think it's a saga not a trilogy so maybe both titles are correct? Last edited by Valko; 26th October 2006 at 10:58 PM. Reason: Bad grammer |
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| 42 explains a HELL ofalot Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Rhondda Cynon Taff
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| Re: Into a Dark Realm do u find that Feist begins the story with a lotta detail but when it comes to the good bits (mainly the end) he rushes it an squeezes em into 1 or 2 chapters |
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| Lord of the Camareen Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Yorkshire
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| Re: Into a Dark Realm Wrath of a Mad God does sound suspicious. Too much like, Rage of a Demon King, Rise of a Merchant Prince or Shadow of a Dark Queen. Too similar.... It doesn't set it apart from Serpentwar. I'm probably wrong (usually am) Flight of the Night Hawks sounds the same as well I guess. As for ending books or stories too quickly, I don't think he does. Shards of a Broken Crown slowed that whole saga back down again and it's the most 'padded' of his novels (the revised Magician aside) I would have prefered Rage of a Demon King to have been longer and included Shards in it. |
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