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Spotless. Great staff. Lovely views. Will definitely stay here again. If only the wifi worked properly ... Hopefully management will sort this by our next visit! The boulangerie beside the hotel is the best place for breakfast!!!
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This was a great find. I loved the apartment with separate bedrooms and kitchen. There was also a washer and drier in the hall to use for a fee. Nice view from the balcony -- could just see the ocean. Walking distance to the castle, shops and restaurants. Ten minute bus ride down to the private beach. Staff was helpful.... More
The employees are very nice and helpful. Set in a beautiful location and offers rooms that are great for families and are have a great kitchen. Only downsides- the wifi wasn't working perfectly, the laundry machines are quite expensive (5 euros) and also we didn't get to enjoy the pool since it was closed because of the season- but I... More
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Good location in walking distance to Eze Village. We had free parking and genereally felt comfortable. But its definitly an Appartement stay, not a hotel. the bedroom was very small, on room you could not even close the door. Also in the bedroom you could hear the street right behind it. Last but not least we were surprised that we... More
Excellent hotel in a great location. Stopped in March. Maybe in high season there will be other nuances. It is convenient to get the hotel from the highway, found it immediately. The hotel has its own free parking. We had a room with 1 bedroom. In fact, this apartment consists: living room with open kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and balcony. Total... More
We arrived for wedding in Monte Carlo, but found our booking had been cancelled (not by the hotel I hasten to add) although the hotel was fully booked the receptionist uttered the immortal words 'I find a solution' and she did, there was just one apartment left which hadn't been cleaned, we went for a walk to the old town... More
A convenient location to Monaco and Nice, with buses available directly or indirectly in either direction. Room was a studio, with a double bed and a kitchenette in the same room. Each room has a balcony, and over lucks the Fragonard perfumery and a sea view. The hotel is walking distance to the bus stops (100m) and the base of... More
Luckily, I didn't see the other reviews for this place before we booked - otherwise we may have been put off - which would've been a pity as this place was a gem. One important thing to mention, that others may have missed before booking, is that this place does not class itself as a traditional hotel: it's a "hotel... More
After reading many reviews of Eza Vista we were wary of what we might find. It was one of a very few reasonably priced hotels in the area, and we had little to choose from within our budget for 7 nights. We were pleasantly surprised. The reception staff were friendly and helpful; we were able to organize for a friend... More
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June 19th, 2008, 01:55 AM #1
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Mixed reviews on Abercrombies 3rd book?
I am awaiting The Blade Itself to come in the mail. After having alot of folks from this wonderful site recommend this book and i,v been excited to start reading this saga. Tonight I noticed there were very mixed reviews on the finale book of this series,And just wondered what those of you that have read this saga thought of the ending? Obviously with out any spoilers. Always appreciate any input. Thanks!!
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I would reccomend you to use the search function on the forums. Highly underrated function. You'd find a thread discussing your question quite thoroughly:
Anyways, the only way I can see the reviews being mixed is in the sense that all reviews I've read have different ways of showering the last book with praise=)
I don't kow what kind of mixed reviews you've read but most of us agree that book 3 is the strongest in the series.
Check out the thread I linked.
June 19th, 2008, 03:33 AM #3
I have to say I too am somewhat puzzled by the mixed reviews you say you've read. Perhaps you could quote some reviewers? The general impression I got was that the book was received extremely well and is regarded by many as the finest novel of the trilogy.
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I wonder if he meant my review of it over at Strange Horizons (which since it's still under the exclusivity period, I believe, I can't copy/paste here). It certainly wasn't a negative review, just a mixed one at best.
June 19th, 2008, 07:51 AM #6
I'd have thought we're talking about the reviews on Amazon.com. Couple of unhappy campers there, who must've imported the books and very much didn't get what they expected, one way or another. They have a perfect right to their opinion, of course. It's just that in this case they're utterly and completely objectively wrong, like those folks who were of the opinion that the earth is flat.
Larry, I thought you were bang on with some of your positive comments on Strange Horizons, but missed the mark utterly with your criticisms. Still, there was enough promise there to give me hope that you will one day become a fine reviewer.
Anyway, if it's the amazon ones you're talking about, and it's the vox populae you're after, maybe give the ones on amazon.co.uk a look. Most of them saw things differently to the folks across the pond...
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I read it. the third book was by far the best in the series
June 19th, 2008, 08:15 AM #8
For what it's worth, Aldarion is just about the only poster on this forum who had mixed feelings about the book, from what I've read. The rest seem to think it was the best of the trilogy, and one of the finest fantasy books of the year.
June 19th, 2008, 08:37 AM #9
I enjoyed Last Argument of Kings quite a bit (review should be around here somewhere), but my friend was a bit brasher towards it (link).
June 19th, 2008, 10:06 AM #10
Oh silly me! I keep checking on Amazon.com. I should've looked at Amazon.co.uk. I kept thinking that the 3rd book wasn't published yet. Heh heh. That's good news.
I'm halfway through the second book of the series and it's been awesome. I'm sleeping less and less just to read a few more pages every night. It looks like, after all, I'll be able to continue with the 3rd one after finishing "Before They Are Hanged". Excellent! Perhaps then I can sleep for more than 7 hours on one night...
June 19th, 2008, 10:07 AM #11
I didn't enjoy it quite as much as the other books, but it was still a great read.
For me it lacked some of the humor present in the first two parts and overall the book is a lot darker and the ending rather depressing. However, that is only my opinion. I did enjoy reading the series and look forward to Mr Abercrombie's next work.
EDIT: Just read the reviews on Amazon.com. The two negative ones are quite funny - they don't seem happy that the ending wasn't a nice closed one. I personally don't think the book was left very open ended myself and, whilst I found the ending rather downbeat, it does fit with the series.
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Pretty much all the reactions to Last Argument of Kings I've seen around the blogosphere and here at SffWorld have been positive to one degree or another. Heck, even Aldarion, going by his Strange Horizons review, didn't hate it exactly. Incidentally, I found the review very interesting and nicely judicious, but actually thought it may have missed possible alternate interpretations in a couple places, [rather as this Joe Abercrombie fellow seems to have felt, which means that, objectively, I must incontrovertibly have the right of it. I'd have to read through the review again, but the areas in which I remember seeing particular potential for further exploration were the comment about the action scenes in this volume not contributing enough to the satire of fantasy cliches, [particularly as the assertion relates to Helm's Deep, and the Helm's Deep notion of the noble last stand], and the characters not being true to their developmental arcs. In fact, I thought they were, in some cases, too true to themselves, -- not too true for the story to accomplish its reason to be, but too true to provide it with an ending that all and sundry will be able to swallow without gagging on all the bitterness. Which is fine and pitch-perfect for The First Law.
Looking at the reviews on amazon.com, some of the importing readers do indeed seem to have not quite gotten what they wanted, and as someone who had trouble with the ending I can sort of understand where they're coming from. Like Wulfa, I might hesitantly say that I did not have as much outright fun in the reading of Last Argument of Kings as I did with Before They Are Hanged, quite simply because the ending is so blasted bleak. I mean, I loved it, but honestly I'm not sure I'll be reading it again. I give fair warning to those who've not yet read it, [and you should]: It is not nice. It is not comforting. There is no silver lining. Go directly to jail. Do not pass go. Do not collect two hundred dollars. It is, [as Aldarion points out in his review], not without flaws. However, I'll agree with those who call it the best of the three, and a worthy conclusion to one of the best recent grit epics. If its the negative reviews on amazon you are looking at, most of them just seem bummed out by the flavour of the ending, which is understandable but doesn't really have a bearing on the quality of the book.
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I actually loved the ending, found it in the spirit of the series and quite upbeat for what came before - turning around the characters and making them the paragons of virtue, light and such would have been very disappointing to say the least -
I still love Before They Are Hanged the most in the series, but that's because I love intrigue and plots mostly and I rather have battles once in a while, rather than the almost end-to-end battles of LAOK.
Also last year has been a very weak genre year for me, so BTAH stood out and was my #1 fantasy and sff book of the year, it beat even Hamilton's Void 1 book, while this year there have been tons of books I enjoyed a lot so LAOK will most likely miss my top 5 sff, though it may barely make my top 5 fantasy.
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Overall I felt a little disappointed, I enjoyed the parts with Bayaz and Glotka.
On the negative side I found the ending a bit rushed.
Luthar I found had a bit illogical character development but that may be me missing some parts of his traits in the two earlier books. I didn't mind him becoming a pawn but the way it happened didn't seem logical. The siege of Adua felt a bit unrealistic to me, in the way of Terry Brooks or David Eddings which didn't fit this books "mode".
Overall a good book, but it felt a bit thin, lacking the depth the two earlier books contained and thereby diminishing the overall impression of the triology.
Abercrombies upcoming novel on the other hand sounds a bit interesting. Even if I cannot muster up the same expectations I have for Lynch, Erikson or Bakker.
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This could result in a flood of cash to the U.S.
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Panic may cause Europeans to try to find a safer haven for their money. Right now, that may appear to be the U.S.
Bad news: that may just temporarily prop up our own bankrupt system and guarantee a bigger default in the future. Temporarily, though, it seems to me this will be a boon to our banks.
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Anonby, John A.
Kenyan epic novelist Ngugi.
Lewiston, N.Y. : E. Mellen Press, ©2006
|Named Person:
|Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o; Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o; Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o; Ngugi wa Thiong'o.
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|0773454969 9780773454965
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|Foreword by Deane Downey; Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Messianic Motifs in The River Between; 2. Deliverance Delayed: Weep Not, Child; 3. From the Exodus to the Passion: A Grain of Wheat; 4. Blight or Blossoms in the Promised Land: Ngugi's Petals of Blood; 5. Vanity Fair Revisited: Ngugi's Transposition of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress in Devil on the Cross; 6. Matigari: "The Gospel According to Ngugi"; Bibliography; Topical Index; Index of Proper Names.
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- New fundraising message from President Obama, paid for by Obama for America.
People may be leery of its online facial recognition features. Still, Facebook has genuine political prowess some say: An estimated 94 percent of "social media users" actually bother to watch an entire political message they receive rather than clicking it away into nothingness. Another 39 percent shared that political message, this according to a "field study" by Social Vibe, an advertising agency that places such fare.
"Facebook friends, not the evening news, will inform most voters," says the study, which can be downloaded directly at http://bit.ly/igIK6D (copy and paste).
• 45 percent of likely U.S. voters say the gap between Americans "who want to govern themselves" and "politicians who want to rule over them" is as great now as it was during the American Revolution.
• 65 percent of Republicans and 47 percent of unaffiliated voters agree.
• 84 percent of tea party members also agree.
• 40 percent overall disagree with the assessment.
• 56 percent of Democrats disagree with the idea of a gap between citizens and politicians.
• 16 percent overall are undecided about the idea.
Source: A Rasmussen Reports survey of 1,000 likely voters conducted June 9.
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