Anita - Setting
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I've been thinking a bit about LKH lately (mostly because I'm looking fora MUX or two to play in, and ran across some Anita Blake ones). I think she had a fantastic setting--it was modern without shooting into the future, it was realistic and intelligently formed, with realistic bias and prejudice. Where did that go? When did it go away?
I think LKH got to the point that she felt people knew enough about her universe, Anita's world, to not need the constant setting material, and then flung us into Anita's sex life. By doing that, I think she forgot a lot of the things she developed and where she went with it, and it's been disappointing.
What are your thoughts on it? Do you like the world, minus Anita's sex life?
I think LKH got to the point that she felt people knew enough about her universe, Anita's world, to not need the constant setting material, and then flung us into Anita's sex life. By doing that, I think she forgot a lot of the things she developed and where she went with it, and it's been disappointing.
What are your thoughts on it? Do you like the world, minus Anita's sex life?
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Date: 2007-05-08 11:10 am (UTC)Followed by a rousing chorus of wereswan-songs.
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Date: 2007-05-13 05:23 am (UTC)Who wouldn't want to fly and not turning into something big and nasty with teeth works better on the PR front.
I find it laughable parents would be worried if their kids' teacher turns into a waterbird.
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Date: 2007-05-14 08:40 pm (UTC)