/lit/ - Literature

I'm going to be honest, I didn't find these books very good. He just seems to be trying to hard to make the next "timeless classic" as Tolkien did with LOTR, and to be honest he seems so lost within his labyrinth of paper-wasting rambling (particularly in these last two books) that even he can't seem to answer the very same dilemmas that he himself poses, as we find ourselves discussing in this thread (that, or he thinks the dubious genetic/bloodlines of his characters will be enough to keep us hanging for a couple more books, if he lives that long). I don't know about /lit/, but i'll take my quality over quantity any day and spend a warm summer's day entering a world of engaging fantasy that captures both child and adult alike, in reading The Hobbit once more in anticipation for the movie.