So let’s be really real for a minute. I think It’s pretty damn apparent that I am not digging The Man Who Laughs but it more could be that blogging about X many chapters per week isn’t REALLY working with this book so much as it’s slow paced. Also I have just been getting my ass-kicked in my day-to- day life with personal stuff and other stuff, so reading this book isn’t really high on my list of how I want to use my time and while I don’t get a ton of comments mostly, I do just get the feeling that no one REALLY cares about these posts.
More or less the reason why I do a few chapters at a time is that I’m a notoriously slow reader so it just made sense to do that way and it gives me content for a few months and content is what blogs need to live. But it’s a double edge sword, it’s giving me content but if it’s boring people then it’s no good to any of us.
I’m just really disappointed because I have wanted to read this book for awhile and I thought it was a good idea but ultimately it’s not working and I’m not really enjoying the book, I sort of enjoyed blogging about the lack of interesting plot but at 37% a little more than four things should have happen and this English Court stuff is dull.
So here are some questions, I’m I wrong and are this post working and enjoyable? Or Should I just read the book and do one post on that and watch the movies/mini-series like I intended? For the record, I have a bad track record of not finishing things so I do want to finish what I have started.
Are the Man who Laugh Post working?
- Yeah, keep at them (56%, 5 Votes)
- No, move on (44%, 4 Votes)
Total Voters: 9
And then after that, two options, Read The Phantom of the Opera, which I have read before and is more enjoyable and it connects to Hunchback or take a break from books post for awhile and blog about a certain TV show that deals with fairy tales (you can guess it). Or something else, make a suggestion but please be serious about it, I’m not really in the mood for silliness.
After the Man who Laughs posts
- Phantom of the Opera book (63%, 5 Votes)
- Tv Show (25%, 2 Votes)
- Other (leave a comment with suggestion) (13%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 8
Let me know what you think!
I read book one of “The Hunchback Assignments” and really liked it. It was a light read that I could fit into my own hellish schedule. You may like it. I bought mine from Thriftbooks for cheap.
I might have to read that, since it’s a spin on the hunchback.