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A Rebuke of "A Song of Ice and Fire"


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Theodore Beale AKA Vox Day had this to say about his latest series, Arts of Dark and Light:

And to those who will roll their eyes at the idea of “a Christian answer to George Martin” and imagine it is meant in the Stryper sense, let me hasten to disabuse you of that notion. A THRONE OF BONES is neither an homage nor an imitation, it is a challenge. It is intended as a literary rebuke.

Game, set, match, as they say. The next volume is tentatively titled A Crash of Rings. (Should we expect A Blizzard of Broadswords afterwards? Only time will tell)

Source: http://www.speculati...a-with-vox-day/

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Larry come on. The guy is a proponent of the Simulation Argument but is also a far right reactionary AND has this whole thing about demons he refuses to discuss.

There is a weird charm to him though. If anyone was going to forcibly deport me, I'd want it to be Vox.

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I don't know who Vox Day is either, mind, but he can't possibly be better than these guys!

He isn't. But in his mind, he's totally rocking a Wayne's World-quality air guitar solo.

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Wow. That...wow.

And some of those amazon 'reviews'. Wow.

Oh and he likes to shit on bad reviewers on his blog, too!

I just....faith in humanity...dropping...

The way he and his ass-kissers respond to one star reviews says a lot.

For comparison, from the blog of a board member who published a novel and was given a poor review... by someone he personally asked to read it. I've always really respected this.

http://blog.todd-newton.com/2010/11/testing-theory-of-bad-reviews.html

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