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Originally Posted by chesapeake
Huh. I never put this series together with the Canterbury Tales. Along with TK, this series left me feeling like there should have been something more to it.
Books I've read in the last year and enjoyed:
Two books by Michael Chabon -- The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and lay and The Yiddish Policeman's Union. This guy can really, really, really write.
Rainbow's End by Vernor Vinge
Spook Country by William Gibson
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As soon as they started talking about the pilgrimage and each person having a story I immediately thought Canterbury tales. Its not a bad adaptation of the style but as you say it seems to be leaving something....out.
I've also been told to just hang in there and read all three books and then it will all make sense. So hopefully the more I read the better I'll feel about it.