nikolai
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Is Drizzt destined to become a Classic? By classic I mean a classic of the Sword-and-sorcery genre, I'm not comparing it to Tolstoy.
Drizzt is popular and quite iconic. Do you think R. A. Salvatore's hero and writing stands along side that of Robert E. Howard, Michael Moorcock and Fritz Leiber? Will Drizzt books be next to their's on S&S must-read lists in 10-20 years time. And what do you think of the influence of RPG related fiction on fantasy literature?
Drizzt is popular and quite iconic. Do you think R. A. Salvatore's hero and writing stands along side that of Robert E. Howard, Michael Moorcock and Fritz Leiber? Will Drizzt books be next to their's on S&S must-read lists in 10-20 years time. And what do you think of the influence of RPG related fiction on fantasy literature?
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