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Topic	Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality is super entertaining.
blu 07/10/20 2:33:02 PM #6:	Blightzkrieg posted... I was super into Sword of Truth as a teen and it was basically Ayn Rand high fantasy + intense sexual violence. Did it end well? I stopped on book 2 but the confessor trilogy or whatever had cool covers. ParanoidObsessive posted... I always get a perverse sort of pleasure out of stories retold in the style of a completely different story/genre. Like the "Star Wars retold as Shakespeare" books, or the Shakespeare/Lovecraft crossover. Or Green Eggs and Hamlet. And now I'm suddenly realizing how many of those types of stories revolve around Shakespeare. I really like this with music. Theres Lovecraft told like Dr. Seuss also. <cite>blu posted [p:941935439] in Harry Pott... [t:78836981]...</cite> <quote>Blightzkrieg posted... </cite> <quote>I was super into Sword of Truth as a teen and it was basically Ayn Rand high fantasy + intense sexual violence.</quote> Did it end well? I stopped on book 2 but the confessor trilogy or whatever had cool covers. ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite> <quote>I always get a perverse sort of pleasure out of stories retold in the style of a completely different story/genre. Like the "Star Wars retold as Shakespeare" books, or the Shakespeare/Lovecraft crossover. Or Green Eggs and Hamlet. And now I'm suddenly realizing how many of those types of stories revolve around Shakespeare.</quote> I really like this with music. Theres Lovecraft told like Dr. Seuss also. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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