Lucas Steps Down; Kathleen Kennedy in Charge

[Teaos]

Starts off great but I lost interest quickly after book 1.

[Deepcrush]

Seems common enough an issue, the books are so loaded with detail that it often drives people off. That or the plot is just to complex for some to enjoy.

[Teaos]

I think my issue was it was such a dramatic shift to the story line.

Also I fundamentally dont like clones, I feel they take a lot of the drama out of stories if dying can be solved with a quick re cloning.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Hmm I do enjoy a tangled web. I'll look into these.

[kostmayer]

Starts off great but I lost interest quickly after book 1.

Same, got upto book 4 I think. The sequels just don't seem to fit somehow.

The original remains my favourite book, I must have read it close to 10 times already, and could start it again right now and still be enthralled.

[Mikey]

I didn't get too far. My problem is that I just can't seem to figure out how to forget Frank Herbert's books while trying to read Brian Herbert's/KJA's.

[Deepcrush]

Beer, lots and lots of beer.

[Mikey]

Beer, lots and lots of beer.

I'll get right on that!

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Beer, lots and lots of beer.

Hmm, no go for me, then.

[Deepcrush]

Beer is always a go.

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

Tried beer, but didn't like it.

[Deepcrush]

Then you didn't try it enough or long enough in one sitting.

[Captain Seafort]

Or he was drinking shit beer, which you have to admit is pretty common over there.

[Deepcrush]

From experience, its just as common no matter where you go in the world if you don't know what to look for. Picking a good beer, lager or ale isn't always easy if you've never gone through the options.

[Mikey]

True - in addition, any beer is shit if it's not the kind you like. If I only liked witbiers or lambics, for example, I'd think any Scottish heavy or maibock is shit... no matter how excellent an example of its type it was.