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Post by N3B on Sept 14, 2004 20:51:55 GMT -5
current book series i'm reading now, intending to go into the icewind dale series. they're written by r.a. salvatore who writes like everything. just finished the starcraft series, those were beast.
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Post by niff on Sept 17, 2004 0:02:15 GMT -5
I'm going to read 1984 when possible.. those books and 1984 went down well with LUE, as well as Fight Club, so I'm gonna buy them sometime.
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Post by Conqueror Worm on Oct 4, 2004 14:45:19 GMT -5
Read the trilogy, and a few other R. A. Salvatore books such as the Highwayman. Good stuff.
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Post by Draxas on Oct 4, 2004 15:59:22 GMT -5
Besides the obvious (the 5 books of the Hitchhiker's trilogy, the Lord of the Rings trilogy), here are my picks: Anything by Terry Pratchett, especially books in the Discworld series. Comedy gold, and brilliant satire to boot. The 3 Books of Swords, and the 8 (?) Books of Lost Swords, both by Fred Saberhagen. Great fanatsy books, with a bit of sci-fi edge thrown in on occasion for good measure. The 4 A Man of His Word books (Magic Casement, Faery Lands Forlorn, Perilous Seas, Emperor and Clown), by David Duncan. These may be VERY hard to find now (Amazon only had 3/4 available). Also, this series continues in A Handful of Men, but I never had a chance to read those. The Ender's Game series by Orson Scott Card. Especially the first book, not as much the others... I'm sure I could think of more, given time, but they escape me right now. So start with those. The Discworld series alone is some 20+ books by now anyway.  |
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Post by N3B on Oct 5, 2004 19:41:03 GMT -5
i finally got my belt-mounted book holster made. fwizzle dizzle. i would get a digi pic of it in action... but someone in my family *cough the mother cough* lost the $200 digi cam at a band competition
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Post by Notesurfer on Oct 14, 2004 15:17:43 GMT -5
Orson Scott Card and the Author of The Boxes are the two best scifi writers ever . . . and the dude who wrote the series with The Search for Snout in it . . . I forget his name, but I read that when I was a wee kiddo and as I recall it was good . . .
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