Blog Entry ○ 002

[suckmyciggs]

American Literature is rather interesting. I thought it would be quite a bore, quite honestly. I will say there are some authors that knew how to write

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[russiangriffin]

And that is why you stay away from teen fiction.

The pain was worth it~

[suckmyciggs]

It's quite hard to when you hear the entire population babble about her. I never read them, my little sister is a fan of hers though.

From what she defends, she likes the concept of it.

... I refrain from answering that. Don't do it again.

[russiangriffin]

That's when you just put on your headphones and ignore them!

Hm~

[suckmyciggs]

Not with my sister, she'll make just about anyone listen.

...

[obliviousracoon]

I think most of the problem is in teen fiction rather than modern adult fiction. There's books like "The Things they Carried" and "A Thousand Splendid Suns" and "Kite Runner". Those are all good.

Teen fiction these days is swamped with vampires, I don't get it.

[suckmyciggs]

It's rather insulting to writers in the world. Most of them start out rather young, and decide to go with the flow.

Even some of the seasoned vampire authors works are horrible. For example Ann Rice. I remember reading halfway, and found the rest of the book boring.

[obliviousracoon]

I've never read any "vampire novels". They just seem really silly and unrealistic. I guess this is more incentive not to.

[suckmyciggs]

I'm pretty sure there's bound to be at least one good vampire novel out there. You just have to shift through the ones with sparkly vampires, and the long winded books about vampires.