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Bar, Breakfast in the room, Restaurant (à la carte)
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Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
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The Amblehurst Hotel is situated in the centre of Sale which also has a great bar and fantastic restaurant on its grounds.
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Set in picturesque mature gardens, 19th-century Belmore Hotel has free Wi-Fi and free private parking is a 5-minute walk from the Metrolink service to Manchester city centre.
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Best Western Cresta Court Hotel Manchester15 minutes from central Manchester via the nearby Metrolink, and 10 minutes from Old Trafford, Cresta Court has free Wi-Fi and is close to the M60, M56 and M62 motorways.
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Situated in Sale, just a 15-minute drive from Manchester's lively centre, the 4-star Eskdale Lodge has 2 cosy bars and a restaurant. There is free parking and traditional rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 175 reviews Very good
Very good breakfast Modern bathroom Lovely gardens Plenty of parking
Room a bit on the small side
Staff we met were all very pleasant and helpful Space in the room. Heating at right level. Food choice for breakfast good. An old building so sounds from corridor/ other rooms muted. Nice and quiet. Loads of space for clothes etc.
Coming in on Saturday evening to find guests attending a function had used every available space in the car park !!! The manager sorted this out for me , but only just in time before another guest/resident pipped me to the place by his own garage. The room was too light at night due to light from corridor opposite at one end. Blackout linings would have helped. Or the lights turned off during night.
I chose this hotel due to ease of attending a funeral early the following morning. Hence I was not really thinking much about the hotel itself but I have no recollection of any problems.
The building was lovely with loads of character.
Accommodation was in a add on building with wafer thin walls and a lumpy mattress, no Bath. Nut close to anywhere. Appeared that more staff were needed as they struggled to man the bar, serve breakfast and check people in
All staff very accommodating. Hotel was clean and food was good. Would recommend hotel to friends.
My wife and I had returned from abroad, and wanted a quiet night before our three hour journey home. We got exactly what we wanted. Very cosy, staff were great, and breakfast was excellent. We will definitely stay at this hotel again.
Staff very friendly Food superb
We separated the twin beds and found a lot of dirt underneath leading me to believe that this area had not been hoovered for a long time.
Restaurant was very good, bed was very comfortable. Main hotel looked lovely and staff pleasant & efficient
Phone in room didn't work, toilet flusher was broken, grouting on floor of shower was grubby/missing, no mirror apart from inside wardrobe and room was very small & cramped
Cooked breakfast was tasty.
The soundproofing between rooms was not great. The wardrobe was very small
the price location
the bed was awful! room shabby layout of hotel really awkward staff not over helpful, breakfast average and service poor would only stay there again if location convenient for purpose
Staff made you feel very welcome, rooms were clean and comfortable,breakfast was very nice and plenty to eat,
Staff --young ,friendly, happy to help,cheerful.The staff made my visit all the more enjoyable.
bath /showers,I prefer a walk in shower as stepping into a bath to shower can be dangerous,not that I had an accident.
The hotel had home comforts and was very relaxing,
Staff all very helpful and welcoming.Excellent individually cooked breakfast.Dog friendly.Car parking no problems.
Room was very spacious, with everything you would expect. Breakfast all included with the price, and the food was great. Staff polite and very friendly. Overall very satisfied with the accommodation.
Dining Room facilities and food quality
Bathroom very smart but no rails to hang wet towels. Room service omitted to replace towel on one day and also only one drinking glass (both these resolved very quickly)
The young man on reception come waiter and barman was very polite and friendly.Nothing was a problem and couldnt have been more helpful.Comfortable spacious room.Pity he wasnt on the morning we were leaving.
Breakfast finishes at 9.00am on a weekday.When your away on holiday a little later would make all the difference.We called down to reception at 9.08am and were told we could have tea and toast as we were too late for a full english which was included in the price.Not very good customer service and soured what had been a lovely few days away.
Really cosy and comfortable hotel. Lovely atmosphere, really clean, our room in the old part of the hotel was large with a four poster bed, lovely. Breakfast was very good too. Will definately stay again when we next visit our relatives in Wythenshawe.
The staff are very friendly and I have stayed a few times in recent months
Friendly and efficient staff and good service
Meals from 7pm too late to eat No mobile service in room 241
Room size was very good. very pleasant and healpfull staff. good sleep and very decent breakfast. all round it did what we needed at a decent price..
Not much. ..being really picky..key to room didnt lock it from outside, so had to lock from inside then just shut door over.. worried the mrs's a bit at first..
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Very small, narrow room ..., double bed also small and uncomfortable .. the water pressure in the bathroom so tragic be unsuitable showers ... just breakfast from Monday tu Friday 9.00 pm only morning,,,, Nagyon kicsi, szűk szobák..., franciaágy szintén kicsi és kényelmetlen..., fürdőszobában a víznyomás tragikus ezáltal zuhanyozásra alkalmatlan..., reggelizés hétfőtől péntekig csak csak reggel 9 óráig lehet,,,,
friendly staff comfortable bedroom
poor selection of draught beers in bar
It was a nice quite hotel, and nice staff
I wouldn't have booked the hotel if i had known it was so far away from the centre of manchester.
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Voyager (Mike Oldfield album)
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|26 August 1996
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Voyager is the 17th music album by Mike Oldfield, released in 1996 by Warner. It is a Celtic-themed album with new compositions intertwined with traditional pieces.
The album was the last in the original three album deal which Oldfield had signed with Warner after leaving Virgin, starting with Tubular Bells II. Oldfield would stay with Warner until 2003, where his final album for the label was Tubular Bells 2003.
Celtic music[edit]
The music on this album is the most overtly Celtic music Mike Oldfield has produced. The album had originally been recorded acoustically using only hand-played instruments. Apparently the daughter of an executive of Warner Music expressed her feelings that the album may have been a little boring; thus Oldfield added Synthesizers and more instruments to the album.[2]
"The Hero" is a Scottish piece originally written by James Scott Skinner in 1903, as "Hector the Hero". "She Moves Through the Fair" is a traditional Irish song, the melody of which had been used by Simple Minds for "Belfast Child" in 1989. "Women of Ireland", although credited as a traditional song, is not: the main theme is a melody written by Irish composer Seán Ó Riada as a musical setting of the poem "Mná na hÉireann", written by Peadar Ó Doirnín; Oldfield's rendition also includes an interpolation of the fourth movement (Sarabande) of George Frideric Handel's Keyboard suite in D minor, popularised by its use by Stanley Kubrick in his 1975 film Barry Lyndon, where Ó Riada's tune also appears (Oldfield's "Women of Ireland" was reportedly insipred by the coupling of both pieces in the film). "Dark Island" is a Scottish song; the original music was written by Iain Maclachlan in 1958, and the words were written by David Silver in 1962. "Flowers of the Forest" is a traditional Scottish song, a lament for the defeat at Flodden in 1513. "The Song of the Sun" is composed by Bieito Romero from Celtic band Luar na Lubre. Its original title is "O son do ar" ("The sound of the air").
"Mont Saint-Michel", a piece on the album composed by Oldfield, refers to a tidal island in France.
Promotional singles for "The Voyager" and "The Song of the Sun", in Germany and Spain respectively, were released in 1996. Mike Oldfield's rendition of "Women of Ireland" was released as a single in 1997.
Other artists samples[edit]
The song "Celtic Rain" was sampled in 2008 by Snoop Dogg, in the song "Why Did You Leave Me" of the album Ego Trippin'. The song was produced by Polow da Don.
Track listing[edit]
- "The Song of the Sun" (Bieito Romero) – 4:32
- "Celtic Rain" (Mike Oldfield) – 4:41
- "The Hero" (traditional, arrangement by Oldfield) – 5:03
- "Women of Ireland" (traditional, arrangement by Oldfield) – 6:29
- "The Voyager" (Oldfield) – 4:26
- "She Moves Through the Fair" (traditional arrangement by Oldfield) – 4:06
- "Dark Island" (traditional, arrangement by Oldfield) – 5:43
- "Wild Goose Flaps Its Wings" (Oldfield) – 5:04
- "Flowers of the Forest" (traditional, arrangement by Oldfield) – 6:03
- "Mont St Michel" (Oldfield) – 12:18
The album charted highest in Hungary at number 1, but also charted around Europe.
|Chart (1996)
|Austrian Albums (Ö3 Austria)[3]
|Belgian Albums (Ultratop Wallonia)[4]
|Dutch Albums (MegaCharts)[5]
|Finnish Albums (Suomen virallinen lista)[6]
|French Albums (SNEP)[7]
|German Albums (Offizielle Top 100)[8]
|Hungarian Albums (MAHASZ)[9]
|Norwegian Albums (VG-lista)[10]
|Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[11]
|Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade)[12]
|UK Albums (OCC)[13]
|Poland (ZPAV)[14]
|United Kingdom (BPI)[15]
*sales figures based on certification alone
- Mike Oldfield
- Maire Breatnach – Fiddle
- London Voices – Choir
- Noel Eccles – Percussion
- Liam O'Flynn – Uillean pipes
- Highland Pipers – Chris Apps, Roger Huth, Ian Macey, Bob MacIntosh
- Sean Keane – Fiddle
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Matt Molloy – Flutes, Tin Whistles
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- David Spillane – Uillean Pipes/Low whistle
- Pat Walsh
- Gregg Jackman – Assistant Engineer
- Tom Newman – Assistant Engineer
- Richard Barrie – Technical Engineer
- Robin Smith – Arrangement of "Mont St. Michel"
- Henry Jackman – Additional Programming
- ^ Mike Oldfield – Voyager review at AllMusic
- ^ "Rare Tracks 2". amarok.ommadawn.net. Retrieved 2008-07-10.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager" (in German). Austriancharts.at. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager" (in French). Ultratop.be. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager" (in Dutch). Dutchcharts.nl. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield: Voyager" (in Finnish). Musiikkituottajat – IFPI Finland. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager". Lescharts.com. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Longplay-Chartverfolgung at Musicline" (in German). Musicline.de. Phononet GmbH. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Archívum › Kereső – lista és dátum szerint" (in Hungarian). Mahasz. LightMedia. Select Lista as Top 40 album, then select Ev as 1996 then select Het as 38 then click on Kereses Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager". Norwegiancharts.com. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager". Swedishcharts.com. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Mike Oldfield – Voyager". Swisscharts.com. Hung Medien. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ September 1996 "7 September 1996 Top 40 Official UK Albums Archive | Official Charts". UK Albums Chart. The Official Charts Company. Retrieved 2013-04-08.
- ^ "Polish album certifications – Mike Oldfield – Voyager" (in Polish). Polish Producers of Audio and Video (ZPAV).
- ^ "British album certifications – Mike Oldfield – Voyager". British Phonographic Industry. Enter Voyager in the field Search. Select Title in the field Search by. Select album in the field By Format. Click Go
External links[edit]
- Mike Oldfield Discography – Voyager at Tubular.net
- "Dark Island" lyrics at Tubular.net


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376 Saturn, Sun, 1st Apr '12 5:11:28 PM from On The Rings Relationship Status: I-It's not like I like you, or anything!
HurrI often have to think about this when writing my scripts. If a scene doesn't work by itself, it might not be a good scene.
377 nrjxll, Sun, 1st Apr '12 5:46:11 PM Relationship Status: Not war
This is probably a topic for a thread of its own, but I think that's completely backwards reasoning. Scenes from a longer work should not stand alone - if you try to make them do so, then the work as a whole will suffer.
378 Saturn, Sun, 1st Apr '12 6:19:28 PM from On The Rings Relationship Status: I-It's not like I like you, or anything!
HurrSo, if you were to watch one scene of a movie, the scene can only work in conjunction with the other scenes all together? As opposed to the scene just being...good?
379 Sal Fish Fin, Sun, 1st Apr '12 6:39:48 PM from on top of Your Mum Relationship Status: I get a feeling so complicated...
Trolling SwordsmanSome scenes can stand alone. Others require knowledge that you could only get from watching the movie up to that point. If your excerpt is one of the second, such knowledge should be provided before we are given the actual piece.
380 nrjxll, Sun, 1st Apr '12 6:42:14 PM Relationship Status: Not war
If you tried to make every scene from a movie "good" without worrying whether they all fit together or not, what you'll wind up with is a series of vignettes, not a movie in the sense of any kind of unified story. I personally feel that no, a scene from a movie taken without regard to the rest of the movie quite possibly is not good, but that's a more subjective area. But I would think that everyone can agree that trying to make every scene in a single work capable of standing without the rest is quite likely to mean that it's no longer a single work. Again, this is turning into a derail.
381 Sal Fish Fin, Sun, 1st Apr '12 6:54:18 PM from on top of Your Mum Relationship Status: I get a feeling so complicated...
Trolling SwordsmanI don't know. We could get a new rule out of this discussion: "If your piece requires knowledge that can only be obtained outside of itself, you must provide the critics with it."
382 Saturn, Sun, 1st Apr '12 7:06:04 PM from On The Rings Relationship Status: I-It's not like I like you, or anything!
HurrI don't see how you have to have all the knowledge to see the good qualities in something, and I also don't see why you can't focus on both making sure every scene is good alone AND together. But you are right, derail.
383 jewelleddragon, Sun, 1st Apr '12 7:48:24 PM from Pasadena, CA
Also known as KatzBack to the actual piece: On a technical level, it's in good shape. My main suggestion is to vary up the sentence length, particularly with more short sentences, to make it more fluent. But I'm afraid that Esteban is right, and the central problem is it simply isn't compelling, which is a maddeningly vague problem to solve. (I might write it off as subjective if everyone else didn't have the same reaction.) Some contributing factors:
384 Killer Clowns, Sun, 1st Apr '12 7:52:16 PM from the Midwest Relationship Status: Shipping fictional characters
Easily entertainedOkay, this is very helpful. Thank you! In particular, I should explain the mages actually have twisted reasons for what they're doing — I'll spare you the explanation for now, but suffice it to say, I'm glad you pointed out how cartoonish they come off as without that rather significant detail.
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385 jewelleddragon, Sun, 1st Apr '12 7:58:27 PM from Pasadena, CA
Also known as KatzBeginnings are always tricky because you have to economize detail to avoid info dumps, so there's danger of things coming off wrong because you haven't yet explained what puts them in context. But they have to come off right, right from the beginning, lest readers go "well, this is lame" and stop reading. Want to explain what the mages' motivations are? If you did, I could tell you whether IMO that makes them feel realistic or not. (But you don't have to if you'd prefer not, of course.)
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386 Stillbirth Machine, Sun, 1st Apr '12 9:47:03 PM from The Womb ov Impurities
Heresiarch CommandI'd like to add myself to the wait-list (do I edit my name in at the top or bottom?). As for the actual work, do I PM it to the people who want to review it or just post it publicly here?
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387 jewelleddragon, Mon, 2nd Apr '12 12:06:09 AM from Pasadena, CA
Also known as KatzBottom of the list. So far everyone has just posted stuff publicly, but I'm sure you could PM it if you didn't want to. (And thanks for reading the first post! )
388 Euodiachloris, Mon, 2nd Apr '12 3:30:53 AM from England (Oop North)
Euo will do!OK — the promised, more thorough run-through. (Heee! Caffeine rocks!) Things I liked... I do like the action that has been provided. And, really, really like the repeat of your protagonist's blessing/prayer/apology. It does say a lot about her own standpoint, without drowning the reader in oceans of philosophical ink. I have no issues with the scenario as presented, and can get some of the mystical reasoning behind the 'why these guys are seriously bad news', thanks to other reading. For some reason, I was reminded of Katherine Kerr quite a bit. For the magical workings, at least. So, it made sense. In short, I enjoyed the strong urban Wiccan feel. A little more attention to some of the details (like the aforementioned smell-wave being slower than the sound, for example) and things will be nice and tight, but I liked most of the description around her finding the centre of the problem. I thought your style stabilised quite a lot around there. Things I understood, but have a few issues with... The use of that purple prose, when punchy will do. As you've mentioned that you've already been through this with a pair of scissors, it makes more sense that the pacing is a bit off. Time for the glue-gun, mate. You might have to re-write sections just to get a good flow going again, but that is sometimes the price for using the knife. Things I didn't really get at all... Decide quickly how Muggles are to be defined by the gifted. And, how the Gifted are to describe themselves in regards to them. And keep it consistent. At the moment, I'm just so confused. In the main, I liked the mix of the magic and mundane, but thought some of the info dumping more of a harm than a help when mixed with the action. I'm not sure why some of it is so awkwardly there. But, I do chalk that up to the edit, more than anything else. To conclude, I think the pacing issues with this section are very easily solvable with a slight re-write, concentrating on the areas that got cut the most to give them flow. You can tighten some of the flabby bits at the same time, of course. The action and the plot as given are strong, and need no major tweaks at all. Just the packaging needs a lick of paint.
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389 Elfhunter, Tue, 3rd Apr '12 9:30:00 AM from India Relationship Status: My elf kissing days are over
KOTOL, GIFF ME MANASorry to interrupt the reviews, but how far down the request list are we? I don't think the excerpt I'm writing will be finished anytime soon. Just in case my turn has already passed, should I put myself at the bottom of the list?
"What are you going to do, stab me?" - said the stab victim.
390 JHM, Tue, 3rd Apr '12 9:32:08 AM from Neither Here Nor There Relationship Status: I know
Thunder, Perfect MindIf you want to. I requested to be skipped a few pages back...
391 Elfhunter, Tue, 3rd Apr '12 9:41:38 AM from India Relationship Status: My elf kissing days are over
KOTOL, GIFF ME MANAIt's not that I want to be at the end of the list if I get skipped >_< I was wondering if I can push the person to my position and keep going down till I finish writing, or am I just supposed to go straight to the bottom.
"What are you going to do, stab me?" - said the stab victim.
392 JHM, Tue, 3rd Apr '12 9:43:50 AM from Neither Here Nor There Relationship Status: I know
Thunder, Perfect MindEither is fine, I believe. Just go after the next person or, if you're really afraid of having something incomplete, just put yourself at the bottom.
As others have said, this piece feels distant and rather bland, especially in the beginning. We get a physical description of the character, a brief explanation of her objective that feels like an infodump ("they were bad guys, so Asayu had to stop them") and nothing that tells us what her motivations are or why should we care whether she succeeds or not. Basically, I got info that I was not interested about, and was left in the dark about everything else. There were random bits of purple prose scattered in there which got in the way more than they helped, but that's personal preferrence. I couldn't like Asayu at all. She supposedly does good things, but she can't feel pity for the man who will apparently suffer enternal torment or something after she kills him, because he tortures and kills some animals on behalf of his god. Why couldn't he be just deluded, like the guards could? And her reciting a prayer every time she kills, even when she doesn't give a shit about the victim, makes her look even worse. Now, this wouldn't be a problem by itself, but the villains are portrayed as clearly evil. Apparently, they worship a generically evil being and their riturals only work if they torture and kill innocent beings. This makes it grating when Asayu (On A Quest To Stop The Bad Guys From Torturing And Sacrificing Some Stray Animals To Their Evil God) doesn't appear to be a "good" character herself. In the end, nothing much seems to have been accomplished. Two guards and an evil priest are dead, and the ceremony is disrupted. I don't know what the ceremony was about or how replacable was the priest, but this doesn't seem like a significant event to me. What prevents the cultists from repeating the ceremony tommorow? This piece certainly doesn't leave much of an impact.
394 Killer Clowns, Thu, 5th Apr '12 1:20:40 PM from the Midwest Relationship Status: Shipping fictional characters
Easily entertainedWell, that was Fun. I knew this portion wasn't my best work — the reason I sent it here — but it looks like it's more fundamentally flawed than I thought. I think I'll scrap what I've got right now and rewrite from blank. Done it before, always for the best. Alright, back to work I go. I'm more than satisfied with the well-needed advice I've received, but goddamn, it isn't easy to read through. But nothing worth doing is easy. So on that cheery note, who's on next?
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395 Leradny, Thu, 5th Apr '12 4:45:09 PM from Alameda, CA
From looking at the page: Dealan.
I planned to put here the first ten pages of a comic script, but the document turned out to be huge. Now there is only half of that amount, so this scene may miss some things. The comic is mostly slice of life, for the tone. Because I've never done a comic script ever before and have no idea what I'm doing, this will probably suck from a technical point of view. Anyway, here.
397 jewelleddragon, Fri, 6th Apr '12 1:49:18 PM from Pasadena, CA
Also known as KatzDo you want to allow commenting on that document?
Forgot about that. Now you can.
399 Esteban 009, Fri, 6th Apr '12 3:42:15 PM from Practically Atlantis
Bitter Hateful CynicI like it as a story, but I think you might have gone overboard with the captions and the attention to detail. The more details you want in a single panel, the more will be obscured if you have multiple captions and speech balloons. It's a fine line to walk, you always have to ask yourself if a detail is important, or if it's fluff. I noticed you're describing the story as if in motion... for a script this might actually hinder the artist. An example: We now see the rest of the room, John's area. There is a third desk and a third computer, both of them facing the wall. Near the desk and next to the wall is another stool. On it lies a magazine, closed. (See sketch.) Behind the desk is the room's only window. John is making himself comfortable in his chair. He has taken his jacket off in the meantime. It's on the hanger, though we can't see it. Casual clothing under it. We are looking from a place behind Sharron's head, only a part of which is visible. Her shoulder also may or may not be visible from here. He has taken his jacket off - important to note, it's a visual cue. in the meantime - this is implied so there is no need to mention it. It's on the hanger - this would be important were not for: though we can't see it - which makes the whole jacket thing redundant to mention. There is crazy mad attention to detail in this one panel: You see part of someone's head. You see the main character sitting in a chair. He's not just sitting, he's making himself comfortable. He's wearing something casual. There is a third desk. The desk has a computer on it. Both are facing the wall. This wall has the only window in the room. There is also an extra stool. On this stool there is a magazine. The magazine is closed. I count 11 visual elements that you want your artist to put on paper, eleven details that are important to note. To my eyes it reads like a story you've converted to a script for a comic. It's solid as a story, but as a script it reads a but uneasy because of the many details and descriptions you are giving your artist. This might be me, because I'm a visual thinker, and maybe because of that I can see a whole lot of movement and flow in a script that deals mostly with the illusion of movement. The pictures don't move, action is implied between panels. This would read like a solid story, it will end up being an enjoyable comic if your artist is capable of delivering, but the format of a script is something that I find myself struggling to give feedback on. So what I just mentioned above, it's just me speculating and pointing things out that raise questions in me. Which boils down to one single question "how much detail do you think is appropriate and needed for a single panel?" That's the only thing I've learned fromm comic-book scripts, you start with the bare minimum: Panel one. A room, Jason is in the middle of the room, he is smiling, Panel two Jason is in the room and Susan is also in the room, she is frowning. Jason: "What is wrong Susan?" Panel three: Susan is still frowning, Jason has a neutral face. "My neighbour ate my baby brother" And to be fair, even the room is more than the bare minimum, since the three-panel story could just as easily be told with just the two characters' faces. So yeah, basic question you should ask: what's an important detail for the reader to see and take notice of?
About that one panel, I mentioned all the details for future reference. Mention all the details in that one so that the artist has a good idea where is where. Which I think is what one is supposed to be doing, but I may be wrong. But yeah, it is one giant wall of text that is confusing even to me, so there's definitely a problem with it. I'm just not sure what to do about it. Good point with the basic question, though. What I first read about comic scripts is that most new scripters put too little details in there, and expect artists to fill the huge blanks, so I tried to include everything that I felt was needed. So I put a hanger in there because jackets have to go somewhere, for example, and before I know it there is a huge list of "necessary" items I have to include. I have no excuse about the amount of dialog and captions. I know I'm pushing it, and will probably need a couple of pages or so to make panels bigger. Thanks for the help.
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"My least favorite book in the series"
Someone who wants to take a nap would LOVE this book
It was soooo boring, with hardly any continuing stories of the favorite characters in book 1-3. This book consisted of long drawn out conversations of secondary and tertiary characters that didn't go anywhere.
Don't remember the names of the tertiary characters
disappointment, loss of countless hours
You can pretty much just skip this book and move on to book 5. You didnt miss ANYTHING.
"Dotrice's poor performance"
I've just started listening to the 4th book in the Game of Thrones series and I'm very disappointed with the lack of preparation of Roy Dotrice. I've been listening to these books back to back for several weeks now, I really enjoyed the first 3 and how Dotrice brought the characters to life. From listening to this latest edition its clear that the narrator did little or no preparation for the task at hand. I understand that it was several years between narrating the 3rd and 4th book but this was simply lazy. Names, accents and voices have all dramatically changed and I've found it quite hard to listen to so far especially Arya who now sounds like a wildling rather than a Stark. I'm thinking of returning the audiobook and just buying the kindle version to read though I've an hour journey to work each day and listening to this story really helps pass the time.
Dotrice could have listened to even a small section of his own audiobook to put in a better performance of the characters.
Annoyance was my only reaction so far
Dotrice is not the only one to blame here, its clear that everyone involved did not compare his work to the earlier books as they would have realized the huge difference in names, accents and voices.
"Leaves Much to be Desired"
For the record - I devoured the first three books with abandon. George R. R. Martin's fourth entry into this marvelous series, however, leaves much to be desired. I struggled to get through it, forcing myself to listen while telling myself it would be worth it in the end. I was half right.
I think what stands out in my mind far above anything else is George R. R. Martin's decision to have *nothing* of substance really happen in this entire book. I've heard of filler on TV shows, but when you have them in books, especially when its the ENTIRE book, I really tend to question what the overall strategy is. To be fair, there are a few quick moments where Martin lays out obvious plot elements that will play a critical role in the books to come, but they are far too few and in between; you'd be better off reading a quick recap of these story elements somewhere else and skipping the book altogether.
Dotrice's performance... I'm not sure I have anything to add that hasn't already been said by previous reviewers. He takes a lacking story and makes it worse.
Overall I was dissatisfied with this book, but if you're like me you'll probably read it anyways. Just go into it knowing that you'll be gritting through it for the sake of completion and not for the sheer enjoyment that the previous entries will bring you.
"Really Enjoy This Book & Series - Narrator OK"
In terms of this book/audiobook it's one of my favorites. I began by reading these books, so it's been interesting to now listen to them, hear how the author intended the names to be pronounced, and to just sit back and enjoy the story as it unfolds.
I have a little bit of an issue with the narrator though. He has a very grandfatherly voice (by which I mean, old), which is great, and perfect for the narration when speaking AS the narrator, but there is very little distinction between many of the characters, and even the ones that are young, or women tend to sound like, well, old men. He has a British accent, and does many different dialects that may be easily distinguishable to someone familiar with them, but to this Cali girl it's hard to tell them all apart. I spend a lot of time trying to figure out who's talking to whom.
Love most all of them, always really enjoy Tyrion.
No. I think, as mentioned above, the narrator has too elderly of a voice to capture the huge cast correctly. Especially poorly represented are the women and young people - everyone sounds like an older man.
A younger, more forceful narrator, or, the current narrator with a full or partial cast to fill in the other characters that are beyond his reach.
Please note: Roy Dotrice is an AMAZING narrator, and has a very cool, atmospheric voice, and when it fits the character he's brilliant. I just have a hard time getting lost in the story when a young knight of 16 sounds like a crusty old mountain man from a remote British isle smoking a cigar.
"Read this novel - skip the audiobook."
I was rather insulted by the lack of attention to detail that the Narrator and producers took when putting forth this audiobook. I understand that a long time had passed between the reading of the third and forth novels but a simple review of each character's voice would not have taken much time.
I have decided that I will read the fifth book rather than listen to the audiobook and hopefully by the time the 6th one is available Roy will have respected his audience enough to bring back the great voices from books 1-3.
The story is slow and extremely detailed, but I am a huge fan of this. I love the immersive feeling Martin gives his readers. His world is alive in our minds, with every detail brilliantly crafted. The story is still great, and well worth reading.
If you have the choice of listening to or reading this novel, and you listened to the first three - I suggest you read this one. That way you will get all the pleasures of the story and writing without the disappointment of the narration.
"The story continues"
Roy Dotrice does a good job of continuing his excellent narrating. However, he changed up the pronunciation of some of the character names, which was confusing at first. Otherwise, excellent performance.
He has a different voice for each character with accents and speech patterns to match.
"A captivating story, very involved."
yes, but one needs to have 'time' to digest it.
Arianna (sp) innocent an whiley.
It has one.
"Great story, why did the voices change"
I've listened to all the books back to back and yes, I have lots of time to listen. As long as my work is done and no one is complaining I can listen to what I want. In this installment of the saga the Narrator changed all the voices around. Arya sounds like the whores used to sound and John has a woman's voice now. It doesn't change in the next book either. For three books the Narrator was consistent. I wonder what happened. With this aside the story line continues to grow and still no back story, so you have to had read in order to know what happened. We see the characters grow and the ones that think they're on top of the world find themselves being pulled down by all the hands they stepped on, on their way up. We see the loyal turn on the ones that trusted them the most. We see those that are despised throughout the whole series doing the most to keep things together, yet no see's past their past. For those who are watching the HBO season's on TV you will see parts of this book in season one and two. I like the story line and in the next book which I've already started the author is tying up the story lines and pulling them all together.
"Very Different From 1st Three Books"
The author and narrator are obviously very talented but sadly they fell short here.
Many of the characters whose stories the reader would have come to look forward to are strangely silent in the fourth instalment of this remarkable series.
An even greater disappointment was the narration. If Roy Dotrice and his producer (who apparently were requested by popular demand) had done their listeners the simple courtesy of referring back to at least one of the previous recordings they would have served us up another delight instead of this sad mishap. The voices have changed entirely and not for the better. Arya Stark sounds like a wildling crone and Petyr Baelish (whose name is now pronounced Peter) sounds like a gruff Eddard Stark. The entire production feels like a poorly thought out enterprise with very unpleasant results.
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A MAN with alleged bikie links, who was denied bail to fly to Bali to make wedding plans, is free to travel after defeating charges against him.
20 Oct 2014
A PET cat has boosted the price offered for a Melbourne home by $140,000, but a cat was also the clincher in a real estate "purr-chase" on the Sunshine Coast.
18 Oct 2014
A DEVELOPMENT approval application has been lodged for a $90 million water park and holiday accommodation complex at Glenview.
15 Oct 2014
GARY Ward thought he was doing the right thing.
11 Oct 2014
A NAMBOUR mother-of-three has donned a bikini at 53 after a nine-month body transformation.