Because everyone's talking about it, you should read this review of Orson Scott Card's newest book HAMLET'S FATHER at Rain Taxi.
Contemplate the FAIL.
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If you want to see how big this got, check out the article about in the Guardian:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2011/sep/08/outcry-hamlet-novel-gay-paedophile
Woo! Woo!
And the writing is poor, too, according to those brave souls who have read it (like Scott Lynch)
You know how in geometry a ray is a line that travels from a fixed point in a single direction? I think I'm not on the same ray as OSC, and he keeps getting further along his.
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