Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Hyperion was great; Fall of Hyperion not so

I couldn't finish it. I made it a third of the way through, and then couldn't bear it anymore, so I skipped and read the last few chapters, hoping to find some resolution. I was disappointed: the last few chapters were murky, bordering on incomprehensible.Look, just because it's sci-fi doesn't mean you can dispense with internal story logic, Dan Simmons.I think he [Simmons] was inspired when he wrote Hyperion. Fall of Hyperion, on the other hand, was a hack, slapped together and padded-out to a couple hundred pages to satisfy his editors.The irony is that the two books are a sort of homage to John Keats, who never padded out anything and never wrote sequels. But if Dan Simmons had written "Ode on a Grecian Urn", he would have definitely followed it up with "Ode on a Grecian Urn Part II: the Grecian Urn kicks the Persian Jug's Ass!" (now available in paperback at fine bookstores everywhere).