Re: Writers who jumped the shark

In article <6a419650.0306262230.429999b5@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 darklensman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Dark Lensman) wrote:

> Sean O'Hara <darkerthenightthebrighterthestar@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
message 
> news:<MPG.19654ab75cdaccb5989cf6@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>...
> > In the Year of the Goat, the Great and Powerful 
> > tomcatpolka@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 declared...
> > > Has Terry Pratchett jumped the shark? I haven't read any of his
stuff,
> > > but I see he puts out a lot.
> > 
> > Apart from an occassional stinker (Jingo) Pratchett's been getting
> > better for the last decade.
> 
> And i think Jingo is amongst his best, feet of clay on the other
> hand.. - it just goes to show that he hasnt jumped the shark
> 
> 
> 


I loved, LOVED Jingo, and Feet of Clay.  The one I seem to reread the
least 
often is Pyramids, so I guess that's my least favorite.

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