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Topic	Authors don't owe you a sequel and if you trash them for it you're an asshole.
Jabodie 06/23/20 6:11:35 PM #55:	DeadBankerDream posted... Maybe much story advancement didn't happen, I guess, but I still enjoyed it thoroughly. Not much happens until the last quarter of the first book, it's mostly setting up stuff, and I'm okay with that, in fact it's probably what I enjoy most. Feast is sort of like that for the Dorne and Iron Isles regions, and I find it deeply interesting. Especially Dorne. Though I'll admit it's probably a bit late in the franchise to return to such a slow pace. The slower pace makes a lot of sense imo. A sense of false peace prior to an impending storm, where rebuilding is completely borked by a character which represents the worst of all the high born in the Seven Kingdoms: Cersei. Obviously that's an over simplification of what happens, but still. And we have all the characters reflecting on who they are and what they want to be in the fallout of what happened. I think it's just hard to swallow then the following crescendo doesn't exist, and there's a good chance it never will. If the series is ever finished, I think a lot of people will change their tune on Feast. --- <insert sig here> <cite>Jabodie posted [p:941146658] in Authors do... [t:78796776]...</cite> <quote>DeadBankerDream posted... </cite> <quote>Maybe much story advancement didn't happen, I guess, but I still enjoyed it thoroughly. Not much happens until the last quarter of the first book, it's mostly setting up stuff, and I'm okay with that, in fact it's probably what I enjoy most. Feast is sort of like that for the Dorne and Iron Isles regions, and I find it deeply interesting. Especially Dorne. Though I'll admit it's probably a bit late in the franchise to return to such a slow pace.</quote>The slower pace makes a lot of sense imo. A sense of false peace prior to an impending storm, where rebuilding is completely borked by a character which represents the worst of all the high born in the Seven Kingdoms: Cersei. Obviously that's an over simplification of what happens, but still. And we have all the characters reflecting on who they are and what they want to be in the fallout of what happened. I think it's just hard to swallow then the following crescendo doesn't exist, and there's a good chance it never will. If the series is ever finished, I think a lot of people will change their tune on Feast. --- <insert sig here></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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