A Conversation for Reviews of the books of Terry Pratchett's Discworld
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[...] Started conversation May 13, 2004
Well if I'm reviewing it, 'twould you accept a reviewof abook I'm 2/3rds of the way through?
I'm past the important bits... ie plot whatever.
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 13, 2004
I suppose I'd prefer you to have read it all the way through, really. Still, noone else shows any signs of wanting to review it , so you may be able to finish it at a leisurely pace and still review it .
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[...] Posted May 14, 2004
I'm the wrapping up section.... past what the inside cover tells you what the book's about.
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 16, 2004
Ah, well if you were going to be very sneaky, you could just copy out that... but you might get ratted.
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[...] Posted May 16, 2004
Nah...
No longer with frying pan in hand or indeed the Chalk under her feet, witch-to-be Tiffany Aching has been sent off (by Miss Tick) to the home of Miss Level - a witch whose quite comfortable to be in two places at once.
However, something sweeps the hills looking for the right mind and Tiffany's 'see me' is letting it see her. Only the Nac Mac Feegle pictsies have the drink to fight something that's invisible and can't be killed.
Then again, if they're pished, seeing it isn't a concern anyway.
For me this second Tiffany Aching story took a while to become Discworld. Oh the characters and names were there but a few pages needed to be bypassed before you can place your finger and say "that's Discworld right there".
The pacing was strange with reems of dialogue between the Feegles are taxing if y' ken w' a mean.
Once it gets into the authentic Discworld then it's the usual weirdness we've come to expect with a strange case of a city making a cameo.
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 16, 2004
Beautiful, except I for a few spelling, grammar-y things, correct me if I'm wrong.
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[...] Posted May 16, 2004
finger and
should be 'finger down and'
But every thing else is as it should be...
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 16, 2004
Ah, 'reems' has an 'a' in it I believe, and you need the other sort of 'whose'.
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 16, 2004
It tells you what to expect without actually telling you what happens, offers constructive criticism and also I just like the way you talk about the way the Nac Mac Feegle talk. I just like it.
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 16, 2004
I reckon it makes sense either way, but whatever you're happier with
Anyway, it's up there now.
I'm toying with an idea for the reviews page: putting all the separate categories on different pages, to try to reduce loading time. What do you think?
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Researcher 185550 Posted May 16, 2004
Are you on broadband?
It would also make for ease of scrollability.
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