I think this topic deserves its own thread, because it's something I feel strongly about. What do you think?
Tony said;
That's where the chapters like in Going Postal and Making Money come in handy - it makes it easier to find stuff.
Batty said;
I agree, Tony. The chapters 'tasters' are enjoyable too.
Going Postal, chapter seven:
The Invention of the Hole - Mr Lipwig Speaks Out - The Wizard in a Jar - A discussion of Lord Vetinari's back side - A Promise to Deliver - Mr Hobson's Boris
You just have to keep reading with an introduction like that!
I said;
I don't like chapters and especially don't like the little tasters. It seems patronising, like a "dumbing down", as if my attention span is so short and the book so inferior, that the book has to beg me to keep reading it.
To be honest, I thought the chapters only started to be used when Sir Pterry started to get more popular in the US.
Tony said;
That's where the chapters like in Going Postal and Making Money come in handy - it makes it easier to find stuff.
Batty said;
I agree, Tony. The chapters 'tasters' are enjoyable too.
Going Postal, chapter seven:
The Invention of the Hole - Mr Lipwig Speaks Out - The Wizard in a Jar - A discussion of Lord Vetinari's back side - A Promise to Deliver - Mr Hobson's Boris
You just have to keep reading with an introduction like that!
I said;
I don't like chapters and especially don't like the little tasters. It seems patronising, like a "dumbing down", as if my attention span is so short and the book so inferior, that the book has to beg me to keep reading it.
To be honest, I thought the chapters only started to be used when Sir Pterry started to get more popular in the US.