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While some of these criticisms are fair, I was saying, others are just absurd. You can't just say whatever you want and expect us to agree with it just because you're clever, and anybody who thinks The Lord of the Rings has a "happy ending" just doesn't get it at all. Anyone who thinks JK Rowling gets off the manichean hook simply because she is ironical at moments and Tolkien is not really doesn't understand the deep parallels between the two writers' conception of good and evil (and really, we need someone to be keeping good and evil on the table for discussion, and what better place than in atavistic fantasy?).
So sometimes you're like "zing!" and other times you're more like "cut the rant, ranty." Which is as it should be--I give this a good rating because it defines one of the central fault lines in contemporary fantasy, even if it thinks one camp is all right and the other all wrong (how Tolkienesque!). I also like it because of the Terry Pratchett quote: "All my fans are named Kevin." Gotta check that guy out one day. ( )