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| Comment On: The War Of The Dragon And The Bear; Story written by George Clockwood | |
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| Topic Started: Feb 10 2008, 06:33 AM (88 Views) | |
| ‡Henri Playton | Feb 10 2008, 06:33 AM Post #1 |
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Read this: The War of the Dragon and the Bear Please post all your comments on the thread above here. ---------------- For starter, stories of war (woven with history) do not interest me. This story, however, managed to pull my attention. George did a great job in writing the prologue. The dialogue looked natural, and accurate. Yes, it was gore, but he did it so elegantly. What I liked about it is that it made me want to see what happens next. One could easily remember the characters because each was created uniquely. If every war/history book was written like this, children will be rushing home to read the entire volume. Honestly, it made me want to grab a history book, but then I realized that George isn't the writer so I fought that urge. Overall, George's style is very unique. The prologue is well-written and I'm hoping for some more! Kudos to George! |
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