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outlawwolf | 03-31-13, 6:20 PM
Include Michelle Cheung and Maggie Mui from R.O.D the TV since it was just Anita King that didn't like books.

NekoLacta | 03-31-13, 2:41 PM
Characters relations - Makishima Shougo, from Psycho-Pass. This guy really likes books.

outlawwolf | 03-29-13, 4:18 PM
I really wish more Light Novels would get translated here. I've read 2 Zaregotos by Nisioisn and 2 Book Girl books, but I wish the Zaregotos would get translated faster already. It was a crazy long wait between the first and the 2nd. I'd also wish they'd translate his Bakemonogatari series since it's such a huge anime now.

buwie | 03-27-13, 10:05 PM
I have to agree that Harry Potter gave a push to more paranormal romances novels coming out. But Twilight just gave it that final push and it exploded. So bad that I gag every time I see a Twilight paranormal romance knock off in the teen section. I've moved on to the Sci-Fi/Fantasy section of the bookstore. Or I save my money and borrow books from the library or a friend.

outlawwolf | 02-15-13, 8:56 AM
It's true that it definitely was Harry Potter that got publishers looking into authors with ideas for a series. Eragon and Percy Jackson definitely comes to mind and of course, the freak accident that is Twilight. I worked at a Borders and you could see the influence that it had with all of the series books coming in. Then after Twilight happened, ugh. The glut of horrible "Twilight but...." books that came in. Twilight but with more werewolves, twilight but with angels, twilight but not twilight.

LilzGold | 02-14-13, 9:10 PM
Super late reply, but I was thinking specifically of YA Paranormal Romances and not of the fantasy genre in general.
I have no idea whatinfluence the Harry Potter series had, but the impression I got was that it got children and teenagers into reading.
The Host is on my to read list. People seemed to have enjoyed it more than the Twilight series so I'm taking that as a good omen :)

werewolfofusa | 01-27-13, 6:56 PM
I didn't really have a set number in mind, but let's say individuals from about teenage to people in their thirties.
Talking about paranormal novels the Harry Potter series sold over 400 million copies to Twilight's over 100 million copies. I would think that Harry Potter may very well have been the primary push for paranormal novels into the limelight rather than the Twilight series.
I really enjoyed the Host by Stephenie Meyer by the way.

LilzGold | 01-27-13, 6:22 PM
Whether you like her or not, Stephenie Meyer seems to have had a big influence on YA. After her Twilight series came out, there seemed to be a boom in YA Paranormal Romances; if not in the amount of them that's being published, then in their amount of popularity.

And by current generation do you mean the people who are currently in their teens/twenties?

werewolfofusa | 01-26-13, 10:06 AM
Hmm, which authors do you believe have had the most influence on the current generation?

werewolfofusa | 01-11-13, 8:59 AM
Er, so who went to see and what were your thoughts on the Hobbit?

werewolfofusa | 12-22-12, 11:10 PM
What are your(everyone) plans for Christmas?

Heurech | 11-19-12, 4:07 PM
If anyone still frequents this club, could I possibly get some help in finding a Book title? It was a series I read while in school, but for the life of me I can't remember what the series was called. He's what I remember:

A peaceful race is invaded by a tyrant-like bald race, who dominant and rule over the natives. The current leader wishes to rebuild a supposed 'holy city', using it as a marketplace where both races can interact and trade on equal grounds. Believing this to be stupid, his right hand man and leader of the guards before a Coup 'D'ta, and take over.

His son and housekeeper(revealed to be lover. Native) escape from the city, but the boy is injured by his 'friend'. She housekeeper takes him to a village where her friend is staying. She had been taken care of a girl that had appeared on her doorstep, with a rare and fatal disease.

In order to save him, they perform a rite/ceremony that merges his soul with her body. It works, and is supposedly some part of a prophecy.


Ring a bell with anyone?

werewolfofusa | 11-12-12, 11:37 AM
Who's your favorite classic writer?(100+ years)

werewolfofusa | 10-11-12, 3:49 PM
Sounds fine to me.

clalala | 10-08-12, 2:36 PM
Holy crap I was obsessed with Animorphs when I was a kid. My parents didn't buy me books so I would borrow stacks from the library...I would totally read it again for nostalgic purposes but that's a little embarrassing :/

outlawwolf | 10-04-12, 3:03 PM
As a kid, I was really into goosebumps and Animorphs, then later the Harry Potter series. Recently, I've read quite a few Diskworld books.

werewolfofusa | 10-04-12, 10:16 AM
Hmm, anyone have a favorite book or series of books?

werewolfofusa | 08-29-12, 12:18 AM
Howdy, how is everyone? What are you reading at the moment?

Myqi | 07-11-12, 2:07 AM
Not really new but first time commenting so.. Hello! :)

outlawwolf | 07-10-12, 11:17 PM
We should add minakami mai from Nichijou to the character relations list.

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