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Oct. 2nd, 2019 06:01 pm164. Uncrowned, Will Wight
Book 6 of Cradle, in which the heroes ascend even further, yet the situation is now more dire than ever. I'm going to say this is probably a 10 book series when it finishes; apparently 7 is mid-process now.
Competent storytelling, but not high quality. In food terms, this is a sandwich thrown together from untoasted store-bought wheat bread, leftover chicken breast, a little mayo, and a heap of shredded iceberg lettuce. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's uninspiring.
So why am I returning to it?
Because it's unchallenging, and that's what I can handle right now.
In a bit I'm going to look for a really good chili, the kind with lots of textures and flavors popping off and the more you think about it, the more interesting tastes you find, some quite subtle and others loud and assertive. A bowl of chili that reminds you that there's a fair amount left in the fridge, and you will enjoy having more tomorrow.
Book 6 of Cradle, in which the heroes ascend even further, yet the situation is now more dire than ever. I'm going to say this is probably a 10 book series when it finishes; apparently 7 is mid-process now.
Competent storytelling, but not high quality. In food terms, this is a sandwich thrown together from untoasted store-bought wheat bread, leftover chicken breast, a little mayo, and a heap of shredded iceberg lettuce. There's nothing wrong with it, but it's uninspiring.
So why am I returning to it?
Because it's unchallenging, and that's what I can handle right now.
In a bit I'm going to look for a really good chili, the kind with lots of textures and flavors popping off and the more you think about it, the more interesting tastes you find, some quite subtle and others loud and assertive. A bowl of chili that reminds you that there's a fair amount left in the fridge, and you will enjoy having more tomorrow.
