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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Clancy Clunker Review: I have never offered a review before, but this book was such a waste of money that I felt compelled to. Unfortunately, without the tragic events of 9/11, this book would probably never have made a dime for Clancy. It is his clumsiest attempt ever at cobbling together an old story with a weak pretext for being fresh information. Aside from the fact that the narrative itself is about as boring as a high school history text; Clancy can't seem to decide whether he wants to actually tell the story of Special Ops Forces, or offer a platform for a dry and uninspiring autobiography of Carl Stiner. The reader is repeatedly assaulted with poorly camouflaged whining about the "big" Army mistreatment and misunderstanding of SF. The final insult is a meandering, condescending, and completely irrelevant lecture on leadership from Stiner that he has no doubt bored several ROTC classes with over the years. Save your money - this is Clancy at his commercial worst! Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: 4 stars for 1 song, 1 star for the rest of the album :-( Review: I've been looking to add "Doot Doot" to my 80's collection for some time, so when I did find it, Ive been excited to receive and listen, perhaps the other reviews had me more excited than I should have been. The down to earth honesty is the ONE track I was looking for was good and the rest just honestly awful. If I had bought this new I would be irritated to pay full price for one song, but...thankfully I bought it used (whew).4 stars for "doot doot", 1 star for the rest. Answer:
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Q: Is this product review positive? Title: Was this a parody of Science fiction cliches? Review: Its hard to believe that Robert Silverberg would have written a novel that consisted almost entirely of bad science fiction cliches. Implacable aliens, all-powerful, all-knowing, completely beyond human understanding, and telepathic to boot. Poor ignorant humans struggling to understand it all, fighting an enemy that can't be beat. And the ending, a classic example of 50's nonsense. The story was disjointed, the characters extremely difficult to care about. By the end of the novel, I still could not care what happened to them.After finishing this book, I've come to the conclusion that it was a parody, intended to show novice writers of science fiction what not to do. (And show them that an established writer can get anything published, no matter how bad.) This is a book that was obviously not intended for serious fans of the genre. Answer:
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