
The Good, the Bad and the Smug
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Narrated by:
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Ray Sawyer
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By:
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Tom Holt
New Evil. Same as the Old Evil, but with better PR.
Mordak isn't bad as far as goblin kings go, but when someone or something starts pumping gold into the human kingdoms, it puts his rule into serious jeopardy. Suddenly he's locked in an arms race with a species whose arms he once considered merely part of a healthy breakfast.
He goes looking for the truth behind these sudden riches, accompanied by an elf with a background in journalism (she'll get the hang of 'truth' eventually), but the two will discover that the difference between human and goblin, and between good and evil itself, is far more complicated than it appears.
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The performance was sterling… did justice to the work.
I quite enjoy and appreciate witty satirical humour and recommend this book to those that do as well.
Mastery of Humour
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Douglas Adams or Terry Pratchett he is not
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funny and a little scary
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Worthwhile
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Good enough to re-read.
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not in the right order
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Would you consider the audio edition of The Good, the Bad and the Smug to be better than the print version?
I didn't read the print version. I love the narrator, so I don't bother with print.Who was your favorite character and why?
The old man and nephew. Always funny and slightly foreboding.Which scene was your favorite?
When the old man is a scene it's always worthy of a rewind to me.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Not really. The book is interesting through and through. It didn't move me, it it makes e laugh a lot.Any additional comments?
I think that Tom Holt's books are always deeply interesting and funny. By interesting I mean they keep my attention the whole time, and I often take twice as long to get through them because I rewind a lot just to hear parts again. It is hard to measure his books in terms of story or plot because the meat of his novels are the process of storytelling itself and character development. I think that in a way his novels border on the experimental in terms of narrative in general. There are other worlds, carry overs from other novels, imported characters, and the like. I would say that his writing is similar to terry pratchett's in this way but with more real-world references.I disagree with the negative reviews here. Rather, I would suggest that this novel is best appreciated for its playfulness and humor as well as the fresh approach he brings to writing. It is, at times, demanding, but always worth it. Also, he is one of the few writers whose novels are rich enough to make a second and third reading just as enjoyable as the first.
Still heads above the rest
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Business based fantasy
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what an imagination
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Not as good as prior entries in the series
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