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When im not on my Fluphenazine,Ziprasidone,Wellbutrin,and my Risperdal I do this. Please Keep in mind, I am not on the following: Fluphenazine,Ziprasidone,Wellbutrin,and my Risperdal.

how I b lookin at Jason Bright before I take his top off

how I b lookin at Fantastic after activating the Archimedes I

how I b lookin at Boone after he tells me he killed his wife

the social contract doesnt stop me from having sex with men

schizophrenia main

Well, it had to happen. I finally found a book by my favourite author that is everything I find tedious about a lot of other authors.

It was Cornwell's 'Warrior Chronicles', tales of Uhtred of Bebbanburg, which reanimated my inner bookworm and sold me on historical fiction to begin with. Of all the Cornwell series I've read so far, the Sharpe series has proven to be the most wooden, labourious and tedium inducing.
The almost blinkered mechanical focus on the military logistics and battle details feels like it comes at the expense of the characterisation and ability to get into each of the protagonists minds.

One of the things that appeals to me most about Cornwell is his ability to not only write vivid, immersive battles but also really get you into the characters heads and create lifelike, palpable figures you can almost see in your mind. There's virtually none of that in this. Even the most antagonistic of characters, the rogue Lieutenant Dodd, feels like a half-hearted attempt at a pretty inconsequential villain. The attempts at adding extra layers to the story - such as Obadiah Hakeswill's quest to have his revenge on 'Sharpie' - all feel like afterthoughts and as such are remarkably flimsy.

To put this in the form of a musical analogy, this is akin to having heard a band's recent albums, been blown away and making the mistake of going back to the band's earlier days, listening to their early, more raw releases and having the bubble of hype you'd surrounded the band in burst.