Since I'm still reading Red Seas Under Red Skies, the 2nd in Scott Lynch's Gentlemen Bastards series, I figured I would see if I could locate an interview of him.
Yes, I am still enjoying the series. It's just that I only have so much time in a day...
You need to start with The Lies of Locke Lamora, which is a great read. Camorr is a grimy, disgusting city, and Locke Lamora grows up to be a major thief, the only way he can survive after being orphaned at a very early age. I'll admit it took me a while to get into the story, but once I did (and after I accepted the endless curses spoken by Locke and the other characters as just a necessary part of the story), I couldn't wait to get to the end to see what happened.
I decided that I was no longer going to wait for my breaks. I was going to make my breaks.
- Willie Jolley, Turn Setbacks Into Greenbacks
Fantasy Reads
Other people cannot give me meaning or determine my destiny...I must cultivate my own feeling of self-worth and the inner strength of being that nobody else [can] provide.
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Glad to see that there are other books that use lots of profane language.
You ain't kidding. ;-)
I don't think there's one page in either book where there isn't cursing, lol.
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