Looking for a good scifi book or a fantasy book.
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#51
Posté 30 mars 2010 - 12:56
Weeners
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could always go with some dragonlance. man i love those books
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#52
Posté 30 mars 2010 - 06:26
FrancisKitt
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Joe Abercrombie. Its George R. R. Martin meets classic Quentin Tarantino.
#54
Posté 30 mars 2010 - 09:09
TOBY FLENDERSON
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Dune, Mass Effect novels, Warhammer 40k books (eishorn trilogy is really good), The sward of truth series.
#55
Posté 30 mars 2010 - 09:38
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I have got to say, I am loving this thread. Thanks to the OP 
I have added some new reading to my list.
I have added some new reading to my list.
#56
Posté 30 mars 2010 - 10:10
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Going to list all the books i like. And remember.
Fantasy:
George R. R. Martin's books, A Song of Ice and Fire first and foremost.
Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time
While i don't particularly care about The Forgotten Realms, i sort of liked the Dark Elf trilogy, the one that's about Drizzt. Dunno about the rest though.
That's pretty much all the fantasy i read... Been planning to read Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy, is it any good?
Scifi/Space Fantasy:
Peter F. Hamilton's books: Night's Dawn Trilogy, the Greg Mandell trilogy, The Commonwealth Saga and it's sequel, the Void Trilogy. They're large, long, have complicated plots, advanced high tech, multiple characters...
Frank Herbert's Dune series, and it's sequels and prequels by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. The sequels and prequels are quite different in style, being a bit more starwarsish than the original series, but IMO, worth reading still.
Isaac Asimov's and Arthur C. Clarke's books. classics. Same could go for Robert F. Heinlein, though i haven't read much of his books. Starship Troopers is must.
Larry Niven's Ringworld series.
I can probably answer questions, since i didn't write much about these. Too much to be said
Fantasy:
George R. R. Martin's books, A Song of Ice and Fire first and foremost.
Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time
While i don't particularly care about The Forgotten Realms, i sort of liked the Dark Elf trilogy, the one that's about Drizzt. Dunno about the rest though.
That's pretty much all the fantasy i read... Been planning to read Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy, is it any good?
Scifi/Space Fantasy:
Peter F. Hamilton's books: Night's Dawn Trilogy, the Greg Mandell trilogy, The Commonwealth Saga and it's sequel, the Void Trilogy. They're large, long, have complicated plots, advanced high tech, multiple characters...
Frank Herbert's Dune series, and it's sequels and prequels by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. The sequels and prequels are quite different in style, being a bit more starwarsish than the original series, but IMO, worth reading still.
Isaac Asimov's and Arthur C. Clarke's books. classics. Same could go for Robert F. Heinlein, though i haven't read much of his books. Starship Troopers is must.
Larry Niven's Ringworld series.
I can probably answer questions, since i didn't write much about these. Too much to be said
#57
Posté 30 mars 2010 - 10:13
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I definitely suggest ender's game and all its related books.
