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I know that Khisanth is my favourite dragon when I buy all these crappy adaptations of the utterly boring "Dragons of Autumn Twilight" just so I can get different artists' interpretations of Khisanth Before She Was Interesting. Sounds like the title of a VH1 special, doesn't it? But I don't regret it, especially since it also lead me to discover ( Read more... )

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I read the parody novel The Dragon with the Girl Tattoo recently. I haven't read any of Steig Larson's books yet, but it was actually pretty entertaining. The humour was terrible, consisting mostly of awful puns and one character mishearing what the other is saying and breaking the conversation to clarify--but if I ignored that, I found that it ( Read more... )

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I hate myself a little bit for just posting snippets of nerdrage over the past few days, so let's try something a little bit better.

Graham Edwards is working on a new dragon novelI've come to understand my naked distrust of sequels picked up a long time after the fact, but since my feelings towards his work are some soft zone between adoration ( Read more... )

I have now finally read Peter Dickinson's The Flight of Dragons. Most nerds are probably more familiar with the animated movie which used some of the book's concepts, but frankly I hated that damn movie and I'm not going to talk about it.

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I've been feeling a little horrible lately, so let's talk about two movies that I've seen instead:

Gojira (subtitled cut): I like kaiju more than I like kaiju movies, but this one I actually wanted to see because it was said to be good by many broader standards. It was pretty well-made, but somehow failed to be engaging to me even though I ( Read more... )