[LMB] OT: ISO Calibrated Book Recommendations
B. Ross Ashley
redlion at sff.net
Mon Aug 27 22:21:38 BST 2007
On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 15:04:00 -0400 (EDT), alayne at twobikes.ottawa.on.ca
wrote:
> I read all three in the trilogy to figure out why I hated
> them. Technically, they're well-written, except for the fact
> that one whole class of character is cardboard. But morally,
> ethically, and in terms of respect for the reader, they have
> major problems. IMHO Scalzi's hommage to Heinlein consisted
> of taking all that was bad in Heinlein and removing almost
> anything that was good.
I've just started the first volume, and so far it impresses me more as
an hommage to Haldeman's _"Forever war" than to Heinlein. And I like
Haldeman. So it goes.
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