my favorite SF glass idea was, i think, from a Gene Wolfe book where we are told that the sand is composed of the tiny bits and pieces of what was once the glass in windows and containers. it did a great job of showing how far in the future this civilization was. I've never forgotten that description, even if I have forgotten exactly where it's from.
I just got the latest Anita Blake novel from the library, and when I got 200 pages in I realized -- there's been one chapter about the vampire hunter stuff, and 190+ pages of weird soft-core porn.
I put the book down and instantly felt better. I went back to one of the early books and found it to be just as enjoyable as I remembered, so I'm not burned out on her writing or the character -- I just don't like where she has gone as a writer. I'm clearly in the minority as she keeps selling better and better, but I'm done reading the new ones.
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