coming back when a new book is out in a series and having that feeling of what the fuck was going on again for a while.
lol, that's a very common feeling for me. I don't have a great memory and used to re-read whole series when new book will come out. Don't have that much time now. So try to read whole series or where books are coming out every year or so, that keeps the memory fresh enough.
Yeah, I am not afraid that there isn't enough to read, I am afraid it won't end any time soon 😀
Robert Jordan burned me real bad, and Jim Butcher didn't help much, so I try not to start series that aren't finished. There are always exceptions though.
I mentioned it above in another comment, but I actually liked those item descriptions, and found them to be funny. It is possible I'll eventually get tired of them though, but enjoying them for now.
I have mentioned this before that I read lots of webnovels, cultivation, litRPG and all that. DCC is my first "proper" published book in the genre (Well second if you count Cradle series by Will Wight, but I think it was only self-published on Kindle). It's everything I love, but not bound by the author worrying about completing daily word-count, and something that's gone through a proper editing phase (I think).
lol, that's a very common feeling for me. I don't have a great memory and used to re-read whole series when new book will come out. Don't have that much time now. So try to read whole series or where books are coming out every year or so, that keeps the memory fresh enough.
Yes, it's Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden!
Yeah, I am not afraid that there isn't enough to read, I am afraid it won't end any time soon 😀
Robert Jordan burned me real bad, and Jim Butcher didn't help much, so I try not to start series that aren't finished. There are always exceptions though.
Heh, was it a good or bad surprise when you found out that volume one is already over?
I mentioned it above in another comment, but I actually liked those item descriptions, and found them to be funny. It is possible I'll eventually get tired of them though, but enjoying them for now.
Oh, I loved it.
I have mentioned this before that I read lots of webnovels, cultivation, litRPG and all that. DCC is my first "proper" published book in the genre (Well second if you count Cradle series by Will Wight, but I think it was only self-published on Kindle). It's everything I love, but not bound by the author worrying about completing daily word-count, and something that's gone through a proper editing phase (I think).
That is why I started Dungeon Crawler Carl, it's going to finish soon. (Hopefully)
No need for "I think" in that!
Happy retirement!
The item descriptions were one of the things that I found so funny. If you didn't like them, I can see you not enjoying the book as much.
I liked Replay by Ken Grimwood. So I guess I should try The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August, right? 😀
I have a strong feeling that you are going to be disappointed. Fingers crossed though!
Interesting. Thanks for the info!
I have heard the series mentioned a few times, any idea how long the series is going to be?
Is it like his autobiography?
It's funny to see evolution of a cell phone and internet when you read books in last couple of decades.
That's how I read it the first time. Amazing book.
Nice setup. It's good to stick with basics in the start.
That's the gift and the curse of the community 😀
Yeah, it's a lot more common in comics than in books.