(I tried to comment but I don't think it worked? Trying again.)
There's a pretty funny response to the NY Times article here: http://io9.com/#!5792574/really-why-would-men-ever-want-to-watch-game-of-thrones
The thing that stuck with me after reading the Song of Ice and Fire books wasn't the sex - it was the fact that every time I started to like a character they ended up dead in some horrible way. Not good books for bed time reading, but excellent otherwise.
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Date: 2011-04-20 06:37 pm (UTC)There's a pretty funny response to the NY Times article here:
http://io9.com/#!5792574/really-why-would-men-ever-want-to-watch-game-of-thrones
The thing that stuck with me after reading the Song of Ice and Fire books wasn't the sex - it was the fact that every time I started to like a character they ended up dead in some horrible way. Not good books for bed time reading, but excellent otherwise.