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  • Rated by LateElf on Sep 09, 9:17pm

    Love O.S.Card.. Love Ender's Game.. love reading a writer who's talking about something and doing so while making sense.

  • Rated by cindymuggs on Jun 28, 6:24pm

    But this is the same tool who praises "Twilight" :/

  • Rated by cambionr on Apr 28 2009, 7:55pm

    As I've always said, everybody plagiarizes Shakespeare, he stole continually from the Bible, and I've heard rumors that it might have adapted parts of the Epic of Gilgamesh. Only thing is, you can't have it both ways. You can't borrow from everywhere (especially from Gaimen) and then try to crush anyone who borrows from you.

  • Rated by flav0rc0untry on Mar 04 2009, 3:20am

    If he wasn't such a homophobe I might actually care.

  • Rated by ribcaged on Feb 23 2009, 7:57am

    J.K. Rowling, Lexicon and Oz! This is definitely interesting.

  • Rated by mikegreaves1 on Feb 06 2009, 10:17pm

    very well said

  • Rated by Peacharina on Nov 13 2008, 6:50am

    Larry Potter was not the hero in the Stouffer book you were speaking of, so the article lost all credibility. That said character was part of a separate short activity book unrelated to the one about Muggles. Also, to point out, in Stouffers book--the Muggles were tiny alien like people opposed to Rowlings term for non-magical people. I'm not going to reserve judgment on Rowling because I honestly loved the Harry Potter series, but as for whoever wrote this--I'd be more willing to listen if you had written facts and not rumors. Cheers!

  • Reviewed by Leadan on Nov 13 2008, 6:44am

    Can everybody just admit that there is little real creativity left in any new commercial fiction and get on with life? Face it: there will be similarities between just about anything you read and something else that you've read. Some are more blatant than others, true, but the Harry Potter series induced an incredible amount of people to read, people who would otherwise have been sitting on their asses watching tv. Of course, now they can do both with the same materiel, but I digress.