The Bibliomaniac Army (booklovers, UNITE!)

[booklover789]

-gasp- I loved Little Women when I was younger.
Oh my, its much worse...so long and drawn out. Someone had said it was 'creepy', but its just this little old women sitting in a chair telling the story about how the lady died.
How come all the books I expect to be creepy turn out to be boring? Is Edgar Allen Poe creepy at all? I might read some of his works if they are

I've read a couple books by Edgar Allen Poe. Some of them are extremely creepy, while others are just 'send chills down your spine and turn the page' creepy. That to me is not extremely creepy, but only a bit. Oh, and never read 'the pit and the pendulum' by Edgar Allen Poe. That was his worst story ever. It was way long, and it just wouldn't stop. Ugh. Worst book ever written by Edgar Allen Poe. And it wasn't very scary, either.

[Hobbit]

Glad she's coming back!
Thanks Booklover!

Ok, so what do you Bibliomaniacs think of -gasp- fan fictions? I personally think that if my works were ever published, reading the fan fics would be both horrifying and amusing, I would absolutely read them though.

[smileyranger]

FanFics = Pre-plotted spin offs.... XD

[Boundingfeather]

I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them, I hate them...
They. Are. So. ANOYING!

[smileyranger]

AMEN!

[Boundingfeather]

i have a friend who loves them! Espesialy some of the more... graphic ones. She always writes them and wants me to read them! That alone is anoying! Those characters are copy writed works of the author and shound't be used like that!

[Wild Mothman]

I have mixed views on fanfic, it's a good way to start out writing, and get better at it.

But If people want to write fic about something i wrote, i probably wouldn't mind

[4kcuo]

Username: Crash Test Dummy
Nickname (if any): CTD or Dummy
Top Ten Favorite Books (Even though I know even narrowing it down this far will be hard for some of us diehards) Copper, Harry Potter & the Sorcerer's Stone, Skeleton Man, Eragon, Eldest, A Series of Unfortunate Events, No more Favorites.,
Time spent every day reading: At least 2-4 hours.
How many of the above symptoms you regularly experience:
1)-> You sit in the back of the movie theater whispering "That's not what happened in the book!" to whatever random stranger happens to be sitting next to you.
2)-> You've read a book cover to cover in one sitting.
3)-> You bring a book to lunch every single day.

The usual I guess...

[smileyranger]

Welcome to our army!
Jabber (our leader) is on a trip and will add you to the members list when she gets back. But still, consider yourself a member!
Post away! :3

[Boundingfeather]

Yay another Inheritance Cycle fan!