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snarkittome (Blogspot) | by Gerbil(noreply@blogger.com) | Mon, Oct 13
As a general rule I do not like fantasy as a genre. I also do not care much for science fiction, except for real old-school stuff like Asimov and silly stuff like Douglas Adams (both of whom I started reading when I was about 10). At one point I did like both of these genres, but that point has long b...
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