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No problem, I lifted that book yesterday, it fell off my shelf, the title jumped out at me when I read your thread.

These are amazing pictures! They represent all of the characters exactly as I picture them.

I have just read 'War Of the Flowers' and i thought it was one of the best fantasy books I have had the pleasure to read. Tad Williams provides an insight into the main characters mind better than a first person author and his characters are imaginative, I loved Applecore, her first 'line' was...

I think I read to gain knowledge as well as for enjoyment. Obviously there is not much practical knowledge to be gained from fantasy, but many fantasy books contain useful lessons and, like all books, helps to increase reading skills and vocabulary.

Fantastic collection muggle. I am currently lacking a digital camera driver, so I will describe my book collection. I have some large shelves beside my desk with all my fantasy, one slightly smaller set of shelves with my reference books, sci fi and everything else, currently five small piles...

I think that the book you are talking about is called "Brothers Of The Dragon" or something like that, i cannot remember the author at the moment, and I am in school, i will find it for you later.

I read all the books and found geting into them. However, I didn't enjoy them that much and as I began to read more and more fantasy by Eddings, Raymond E. Feist and Stephen Lawhead, I realised that, in my opinion, the Harry Potter Books are substandard. This is only my opinion, so if the books...

I fence and sometimes play video games online and I also spend a large amount of time looking at the stars.

same here.

I have only ever thrown one book across the room, and then into the bin: Oni - I read the first page, saw how sick it was, then I taught it how to fly.

Yes, the first is called Master of The Five Magics. I think these books appeal to me because I enjoy institution in Fantasy. The concept of the main character gaining power, like Magician, also appeals to me, But I am still unsure about his "logic of magic".

If you have read any, what are your thoughts on Lyndon Hardy's books? What are your thoughts on his "application of logic to magic" and his "five magics". I recently read The Secret Of The Sixth Magic and found it a great read, not coparable to Feist, but still very well written. I found that...

You answered that question by posing another. I have a personality...at least I think I do.

What if you dont eat candy?

I don't beleive the anagram of Leigh and Baigent bit- nobody uses the same word in an anagram, it makes it too easy to work out. I notice that many authours who write a bestseller are sued.

If you are new to the genre, The Black Magician Trilogy is a good choice.

same here. I think I should stop using them all together - I dont know why I bother, really. Im off to discuss politics with the cat that has walked into my room, Lilly.

indeed. thankyou for the compliment. I mostly ignore smiles too.

maybe you do. I know I need to sleep when my left eye stars to droop and i cant keepit open- that happens at about 3.30 am.

you beat me to my post. thanks for pointing it out novella.