Top 5 novelists of all-time

[jadedeath]

Originally Posted by cajmoyper

Listen, I'm not entirely sure you understood what either of us said and telling me to reread isn't going to change that.

It was in English, and I read it, pity I can't say the same for you.

And to tell you the truth, I should know better than this to get into it with you because everyone around here is on to your MO. Instead of engaging in discussion with your peers, you would rather alienate, instigate, and talk down to every one around here.

If they're incorrect, I correct them.

You happen to be incorrect, see above.

Plus, the only thing you 'got into' with me, was challenging my reading comprehension when even jhiggy23 agrees {and he and I don't always see eye to eye on things} that I'm on the right with this one, that saying Tolkien was propped up by D&D and otherwise was a lucky hack is asinine.

Originally Posted by jhiggy23

I really don't think there is any debate that Dostoevsky and Tolstoy are the two greatest novelists of all time.

Agreed.

Originally Posted by jhiggy23

I always get that feeling from him.

In all fairness though, he is more correct than incorrect here. To say that Tolkien "got lucky" is laughable.

Not my fault you're wrong most of the time...

Logan