Post by Site Administrator on Nov 26, 2009 21:09:08 GMT
...Or do you leave chunks out, and why?
Question asked by "Qurky" via Yahoo! Answers.
Why indeed? I ALWAYS read every line in a book. Mainly I'd hate to miss anything, but primarily I feel that the author deserves it. Being a writer myself I'd hate to think that people were missing out chunks of my novels! What if they missed a good bit?
I'm slightly compulsive when it comes to books, because I can't leave one unread. If I start, I must finish. I've only ever put down a few books in my entire life: one of the crappier Star Wars books (I read it a few years later when I had more patience); Tolkein's Silmarillion, being the sludgy pile of biblical treacle that it was, and a book by Charles Strauss that had no direction, or indeed plot.
What about everybody else?
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Question asked by "Qurky" via Yahoo! Answers.
Why indeed? I ALWAYS read every line in a book. Mainly I'd hate to miss anything, but primarily I feel that the author deserves it. Being a writer myself I'd hate to think that people were missing out chunks of my novels! What if they missed a good bit?
I'm slightly compulsive when it comes to books, because I can't leave one unread. If I start, I must finish. I've only ever put down a few books in my entire life: one of the crappier Star Wars books (I read it a few years later when I had more patience); Tolkein's Silmarillion, being the sludgy pile of biblical treacle that it was, and a book by Charles Strauss that had no direction, or indeed plot.
What about everybody else?
What do you think of this answer? Disagree? Have something to add? Did it help at all? Post your message below!