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Posts about Deonnās Pencraft, An Oathbound Series written by @annotatewithsara
An extremely good Oathbound breakdown.

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Slamming coffee to get through this book section about critical reading. Like I donāt even know how to feel.
Either, undergrads were coddled into not reading critically and now theyāre making up for it
Or
So many grads didnāt know how to read critically that this is the result trying to fix it. I am panda.
Why #writers need to keep reading #NovelNovember
I have a favorite author, one who writes both sci-fi and fantasy. I really enjoy all his work, in both genres. However, Iām not going to name him because I am going to dissect what I love and donāt love about his work. I never write a review for books I donāt love, and I have reviewed most, but not all, of his work. In this post, Iām going to point out things I notice with my editorial eye andā¦
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Rereading The Magicians, the fact that Quentinās ābad endingā is still entitlement-porn bothers me more than the first time and I donāt know what to do with that. Heās not exiling himself at Brakebills South or a mountain hermitage or anything, heās set up in the most comfortable circumstances ever. And I get it, itās just āstuff,ā he doesnāt care about it but like, if youāre just going to be miserable anyway couldnāt you do it without sucking up so many resources? If the meaningless existence you run away from when you decide to forgive yourself and start living again is a life most people would kill for...have you actually learned anything? I still love the books, and Quentin does finally grow up in the third one, but as a stand alone ending itās dissatisfying in a way I never noticed before and now I canāt unsee it :/
@anothersusurrus (this post isnāt written directly to you, although i do want to thank you for bringing the topic to my attention). :)
Regarding Raven Kaldera: Heās definitely a controversial author. I suppose my view on books (particularly pagan books) is that I will always find things I donāt agree with - especially if I consider an authorās personal life as well as what is presented in the text - but I lean towards reading it anyways and nit-picking parts that are useful or thought provoking to me. I never take books at face value.
So... currently I havenāt read anything in the text The Jotunbok that seems immoral or hurtful to others, though I have read parts that wonāt become part of my practice, parts i donāt find applicable or helpful, and parts that are very clearly UPG (generally this is acknowledged). I have enjoyed reading othersā perspectives on less-commonly discussed jotnar because it makes me consider other ideas and connections and re-examine my own views even if I donāt end up altering my views or accepting much of theirs.
I suppose I treat books like I treat tumblr: there are good ideas, poor ideas, and sometimes completely inaccurate ramblings. However, I donāt really mind reading it either way. I check ideas with other sources before daring to take anything as fact. All is UPG until proven otherwise.
That being said, I also havenāt read a great deal of the controversy surrounding Raven Kaldera. If here are things folk think i know before reading further, please feel free to let me know.
What Iāve seen so far is mostly concerns about his personal life (which doesnāt appear to affect his writing, and I havenāt seen signs heās a white supremist) and the amount of UPG in his writing (which since I view this book as UPG it doesnāt bother me at all).
Anon is on as always though, and I am available by message. I do prefer to have sources for any concerns, please. It makes discussions easier. :)
(Note: I do tag author names in my posts, incase anyone wants to block potential future quotes from Raven Kaldera)

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I'm in several literature classes this semester. That means a lot of reading. a Ā l o t. I know the professors say that we're supposed to read with a pen in our hand, but what do we write down? Here's something that might help. It did for me.Ā http://www.enotes.com/topics/how-read-literature-critically
How Reading Critically Changed My (Writing) Life
If youāre like me (a writer), you probably love to read. Good books. Not crappy books. Crappy books bore me. They probably bore you, too.
Which is why, as a writer, I want to write thoseĀ goodĀ books. You know, the ones everyone canāt stop talking about during lunch in the break room. I want to beĀ thatĀ writer.
Call me a perfectionist. Call me arrogant.
But if Iām going to be a writer, I want to beā¦
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