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This morning Wired listed the top 5 Science Fiction/Fantasy books which were written by great authors but were awful books. You can check out Wired's reasoning by clicking though but the general theme seems to be that these are the books where each author lost sight of what made their writing or their series great.
1. To Sail Beyond the Sunset by Robert Heinlein
2. Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
3. Narcissus in Chains by Laurell K. Hamilton
4. Tarnsman of Gor by John Norman
5. MasterHarper of Pern by Anne McCaffrey
So have you ever come across a great author that you loved, except for that one absolute turkey of a book they wrote. Either email me (my name at bookfinder dot com) or add a comment with your thoughts. This can be any genre, and doesn't necessarily have to just be science fiction or fantasy but you have to like the author, just not this book(s).
[Now Reading: The Van by Roddy Doyle]
This morning Wired listed the top 5 Science Fiction/Fantasy books which were written by great authors but were awful books. You can check out Wired's reasoning by clicking though but the general theme seems to be that these are the books where each author lost sight of what made their writing or their series great.
1. To Sail Beyond the Sunset by Robert Heinlein
2. Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
3. Narcissus in Chains by Laurell K. Hamilton
4. Tarnsman of Gor by John Norman
5. MasterHarper of Pern by Anne McCaffrey
So have you ever come across a great author that you loved, except for that one absolute turkey of a book they wrote. Either email me (my name at bookfinder dot com) or add a comment with your thoughts. This can be any genre, and doesn't necessarily have to just be science fiction or fantasy but you have to like the author, just not this book(s).
[Now Reading: The Van by Roddy Doyle]
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