chris.ph said:
im reading, new moan, a twishite novel 
its a parody can u tell 
its a parody can u tell
What are you reading?
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I don't like parodies. Someone writes a book, which he/she worked hard with, and then someone else comes along who believes he can do it better, and makes fun of it. He could better write a whole new book - oh, sorry, of course he doesn't have enough imagination fot that...
michelanCello said:
chris.ph said:
im reading, new moan, a twishite novel its a parody can u tell
its a parody can u tell
Tonyblack said:
michelanCello said:
chris.ph said:
im reading, new moan, a twishite novel its a parody can u tell
its a parody can u tell
Parodies are mean. Terry Pratchett-books ARE NOT parodies.
Some of the parodies are well done and funny the LOTR SELLAMILLION or the Hobbit one or the Dune one or even the Star Wars ones, Davici cod one or the Matwix and so on, I think they are funny when well done. if Someone parodies your books you know you have become a succsessful author because they would not do it otherwise.
if Someone parodies your books you know you have become a succsessful author because they would not do it otherwise. 
Have just finished reading the first two of Elizabeth Gunn's new series, set in Tucson. Liz (who lives in Tucson and is a friend from bookstore days)is a first rate mystery writer and she has done really well in capturing the sense of place and (as always) does a first rate police procedural. The titles are Cool in Tucson and New River Blues--published in the UK and available from Amazon UK. Her other series is also good--but set in Minnesota with a male rather than a female cop. For the new series, think Grafton, Paretsky and Muller (according to booklist).
) and Paris Immortal: Absolutions by S. Roit, which I'm bored of already.
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