Most Hated Books

[South Lorenya]

all books have a point of some sort and even if they were boring or you disagree they should still be respected, not hated.

Jane Eyre should never be given respect. Ever.

Unless, of course, "respect" is a foreign word that translates to "deadly napalm".

[The Rich Port]

I don't and never will support the burning or banning of any book. No matter what it is be it "Twilight" or 451. Just because a select audience likes one over the other is no reason. Nor is it a reason when Hollywood messes something up. I don't like "Twilight" but I will support anyone and everyones right to read it.

Quite honestly, Meyer was asking to get that damned book banned in my The Rich Port, the same as Nazis (LOL, they fell into that crowd). I want to be a writer as well, but it becomes increasingly difficult to become one when the whole of the market is over-stocked with garbage and Z-fiction. If they are to treat their art like it were a product only to be sold and hawked, then I shall treat it as a product as well: it can be defective and cheaply made and a danger to the public and therefore discarded, banned, or disposed of. See? Commies can be businesspeople too. :D

[Xiscapia]

Pretty much anything by Michael Crichton. I have a sort of love-hate relationship with his books, his writing is good and his plot lines are fascinating, but some of his views make me want to stab him in the face-

*whisper*

What's that? He's dead?

Never mind, then.

I'M GOING TO GUT YOU LIKE A CORNISH GAME HEN! THEN EAT YOUR REMAINS! THEM PUKE THEM BACK OUT AND BURN THEM! THEN POOP ON THE ASHES!

[The Adrian Empire]

I never hated a book I have not enjoyed a book but I don't think one should hate a book. Hate of books leads to a situation like the one found in Fahrenheit 451.

And that was a marvelous book. But you cannot tell me that Twilight has the same value and the same impact and the same beauty and power that 451 has. Trust me: there are some books that DESERVE to get burned, that MUST be burned in order for us to continue to develop as civilized peoples.

Even twilight doesn't deserve to be burned, flayed and it's pages scattered throughout the world perhaps, but we cannot wholly destroy it, we may need it later to appease aliens, or cause them to commit mass suicide, I don't know which it will be useful for. Depends on whether aliens have the minds of 14 year old girls

[OMGeverynameistaken]

I didn't read much Kafka, but I can honestly say that the only feeling his books conjure in me is a strong dislike of the man himself and any professors who make me read his works.

[Umbra Scientia]

Twilight=fail....
I wasnt really that big on lord of the flies honestly >.>

didnt like the bean trees, we read that in english.

Loved the book speak though.


On the book burning note....I think you should burn any book you want if you feel like it but I dont think any books truely deserve to be burned. if you dont like it, stay away from it...

[The Adrian Empire]

I don't and never will support the burning or banning of any book. No matter what it is be it "Twilight" or 451. Just because a select audience likes one over the other is no reason. Nor is it a reason when Hollywood messes something up. I don't like "Twilight" but I will support anyone and everyones right to read it.

Quite honestly, Meyer was asking to get that damned book banned in my The Rich Port, the same as Nazis (LOL, they fell into that crowd). I want to be a writer as well, but it becomes increasingly difficult to become one when the whole of the market is over-stocked with garbage and Z-fiction. If they are to treat their art like it were a product only to be sold and hawked, then I shall treat it as a product as well: it can be defective and cheaply made and a danger to the public and therefore discarded, banned, or disposed of. See? Commies can be businesspeople too.

Your stifling the voice of the people, comrade

I don't care how much junk fiction there is, every single books is written from the soul of the author, to burn their book is to burn their very heart. I can't sympathize, even Twilight deserves better then burning. There will always be gems, we cannot deem a book unreadable, it is the second most despicable form of social control there is.

[Guanzhong]

You can dislike or even hate a book without wishing it off the face of the Earth. Unless you have literally never read a book you disliked, stop trying to be morally superior.

That being said, I did not like A Handmaid's Tale.

[Pythria]

The Bible.
Holy shit? I was the first wtf?

Why the heck would you hate the Bible?

[Blob-land]

The Bible.
Holy shit? I was the first wtf?

Why the heck would you hate the Bible?

Because he's another crazy atheist. Hopefully if we bludgeon him with various meat products he'll go away.

[Pythria]

I don't and never will support the burning or banning of any book. No matter what it is be it "Twilight" or 451. Just because a select audience likes one over the other is no reason. Nor is it a reason when Hollywood messes something up. I don't like "Twilight" but I will support anyone and everyones right to read it.

Quite honestly, Meyer was asking to get that damned book banned in my The Rich Port, the same as Nazis (LOL, they fell into that crowd). I want to be a writer as well, but it becomes increasingly difficult to become one when the whole of the market is over-stocked with garbage and Z-fiction. If they are to treat their art like it were a product only to be sold and hawked, then I shall treat it as a product as well: it can be defective and cheaply made and a danger to the public and therefore discarded, banned, or disposed of. See? Commies can be businesspeople too.

Your stifling the voice of the people, comrade

I don't care how much junk fiction there is, every single books is written from the soul of the author, to burn their book is to burn their very heart. I can't sympathize, even Twilight deserves better then burning. There will always be gems, we cannot deem a book unreadable, it is the second most despicable form of social control there is.

But what's the most despicable?

[The Rich Port]

Your stifling the voice of the people, comrade

I don't care how much junk fiction there is, every single books is written from the soul of the author, to burn their book is to burn their very heart. I can't sympathize, even Twilight deserves better then burning. There will always be gems, we cannot deem a book unreadable, it is the second most despicable form of social control there is.

... Don't insult my ideologies.

"Voice of the people"? My whole country voted to freakin' BAN that damned book. Stephanie Meyer is creating opiates, for Crissakes, literary narcotics. I doubt that a tear will be shed if that book were to have never been written. It is a fad, nothing more. And if 100 years from now I am told I am wrong, I will turn over several times in my grave. The moment that Meyer is held to the same esteems as Bradbury or Melville or Kesey or Orwell, I will NUKE that woman's house into ashes. COUNT ON IT.

You can dislike or even hate a book without wishing it off the face of the Earth. Unless you have literally never read a book you disliked, stop trying to be morally superior.

That being said, I did not like A Handmaid's Tale.

That one I actually liked.

[Pythria]

Stephanie Meyer, war criminal, mauler of Literature, destroyer of hopes and dreams for a better world

Wow, sure didn't see that coming.



Sigged, though.

[The Rich Port]

I don't and never will support the burning or banning of any book. No matter what it is be it "Twilight" or 451. Just because a select audience likes one over the other is no reason. Nor is it a reason when Hollywood messes something up. I don't like "Twilight" but I will support anyone and everyones right to read it.

Quite honestly, Meyer was asking to get that damned book banned in my The Rich Port, the same as Nazis (LOL, they fell into that crowd). I want to be a writer as well, but it becomes increasingly difficult to become one when the whole of the market is over-stocked with garbage and Z-fiction. If they are to treat their art like it were a product only to be sold and hawked, then I shall treat it as a product as well: it can be defective and cheaply made and a danger to the public and therefore discarded, banned, or disposed of. See? Commies can be businesspeople too. :D

Your stifling the voice of the people, comrade

I don't care how much junk fiction there is, every single books is written from the soul of the author, to burn their book is to burn their very heart. I can't sympathize, even Twilight deserves better then burning. There will always be gems, we cannot deem a book unreadable, it is the second most despicable form of social control there is.

:clap: But what's the most despicable?

Stifling how small the government can get, I'll bet. >:P

[New Ziedrich]

You can dislike or even hate a book without wishing it off the face of the Earth. Unless you have literally never read a book you disliked, stop trying to be morally superior.

I fully agree, but I sure as hell want to get rid of a few titles.

If I were Lord Emperor of Earth I'd outlaw Belva Plain's Looking Back. Not for any political or ideological reason (Like there were any in that book. It was about a woman banging her father-in-law.), but because it sucked hardcore and had an awful ending.

I write too, and all this crap fiction clogging up the works is infuriating.

[La Nationa]

The Bible.
Holy shit? I was the first wtf?

Why the heck would you hate the Bible?

It's evil! It tells people to commit adultery! See?

[Old Erisia]

Am I wrong to assume all this ban/burn Twilight business is hyperbole? Also, I was pretty damned disappointed with Kindred. If sounds awesome on paper; a sci-fi time traveling tale that reveals the sordid details of a black woman's family history while contrasting the social view of a mixed race relationship between multiple time periods. But alas, the characters seemed flat and so did the message. At least to me...

[Pythria]

The Bible.
Holy shit? I was the first wtf?

Why the heck would you hate the Bible?

It's evil! It tells people to commit adultery! See?

[The Rich Port]

Stephanie Meyer, war criminal, mauler of Literature, destroyer of hopes and dreams for a better world

Wow, sure didn't see that coming.

Sigged, though.

Boy, my game be so gangsta, even mah hater's dig mah s***.

But, seriously, if I had a chance, I'd go John Hinckley Jr. on that old sack of potatoes with a freakin' minigun.

[Laos Refugees]

Any of those generic fantasy stories you can pick up anywhere. Plus Twilight.

I mean, if you're really that unoriginal that you have to name the sword that they're questing after "The Blue sword" you need a slap to the face.

[New Ziedrich]

Any of those generic fantasy stories you can pick up anywhere. Plus Twilight.

I mean, if you're really that unoriginal that you have to name the sword that they're questing after "The Blue sword" you need a slap to the face.

If someone makes a "Most Hated Video Games" thread, you should be the one to post Daikatana.

[The Rich Port]

If someone makes a "Most Hated Video Games" thread, you should be the one to post Daikatana.

XD, you guys hated that damned thing, too? Good to see I'm not a minority

[Okijima Rulz]

Wherever they burn books they will also, in the end, burn human beings.

Heinrich Heine

They burned books during the Qin Dynasty of Ancient China, but not people. I think they shot the people.

[Laos Refugees]

Any of those generic fantasy stories you can pick up anywhere. Plus Twilight.

I mean, if you're really that unoriginal that you have to name the sword that they're questing after "The Blue sword" you need a slap to the face.

If someone makes a "Most Hated Video Games" thread, you should be the one to post Daikatana.

Never played it.

[The Sentenial Empire]

I tried to cram 5 chapters of a seperate peace in one night...I dropped the class the next day

Bless Me Ultima had little to no message I thought...


Catcher in the Rye is my favorite however