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1timspalding
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The Gunslinger
Stephen King
The Dark Tower

8timspalding
Edited: Feb 12, 2023, 9:48 am 

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I think you all should read:

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And also:

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Clearly this book doesn't need another review. However, enjoyable as it is, I was disappointed to realize that the text had indeed been Americanized since I first read it ages ago. It doesn't hurt the story of course, but it seems like a supreme act of over-editing to tailor editions to specific dialectical regions. Aside from the Harry Potter series no one ever felt the need to "translate" an English, or Scottish or Australian book for American audiences.

Give us some credit. I've read tons of English language books from other countries, no Americanization necessary or desired.½
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Dogsxy1234567

9timspalding
Edited: Feb 12, 2023, 9:54 am 

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NEW MESSAGE:

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And also:

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Clearly this book doesn't need another review. However, enjoyable as it is, I was disappointed to realize that the text had indeed been Americanized since I first read it ages ago. It doesn't hurt the story of course, but it seems like a supreme act of over-editing to tailor editions to specific dialectical regions. Aside from the Harry Potter series no one ever felt the need to "translate" an English, or Scottish or Australian book for American audiences.

Give us some credit. I've read tons of English language books from other countries, no Americanization necessary or desired.½
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flag fundevogel | Aug 24, 2010 |
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