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Yeah Calibre takes care of the ePub problem on the kindle.

calibre - E-book management Might want to give that a try. It will convert ebooks from one format to another and they have a mac version.

That is what I came in here to post. The Farseer Trilogy Liveship Traders Trilogy The Tawny Man Trilogy The Rain Wild Chronicles All connected but separate mostly stories. They aren't Martin level but they are damn good. Joe Abercrombie's The First Law trilogy is another really good and...

I read some of them a long time ago. The only story that I can remember is The Body Politic where people's hands rebel and start lopping themselves off and try to take over the world.

I know that if they all cost 99 cents I'd buy a Kindle tonight. As long as most ebooks cost more than paper backs I'll just keep getting most of my books from the library.

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Its been a long time since I read The Rising and City of the Dead. I can't remember much of the writing or plot but do remember them being more of a fun b-movie type of book. The zombies aren't exactly your standard zombies. They are possessed by critters from another dimension trying to take...

Just started The First Law books a few days ago. 250 pages in and so far so good.

The trailer looks awesome. The Walking Dead AMC Series - Official Site - AMC

Two new books are out in that series; Dragon Haven and Dragon Keeper. Jane Lindskold's Fire Keeper series starting with Through Wolf's Eyes. This series is at least finished but it does start getting mediocre towards the end. Robert Redick The Red Wolf Conspiracy and the 2nd book The...

I really find these kind of polls hard to believe. I'm dumb as hell and still know the answers to the questions.

Neverending Story by Michael Ende :stars3: Liars. It does end.

The Road Don't get why it was so hyped. I wouldn't say I hated it but it wasn't very good.

I didn't like the Soldier Son Trilogy as much as the Farseer books. They were alright but I didn't find the story as interesting. Just wasn't my thing.

I like Alice Borchardt's wolf books a lot as well. Cadnum, Michael "Saint Peter's Wolf" Disilvestro, Roger "Ursula's Gift" Stupid but funny Somtow, S. P. "Moon Dance" Strieber, Whitley "The Wild" and "The Wolfen" Neither are werewolf books exactly but close enough and good. Really good...

The Liveship Traders were my favorite books out of the group but they are all good.

Song of Ice and Fire is excellent but the dude is fat, old, and really lazy and will die long before finishing it. A Dance with Dragons, the next book in the series, has been scheduled to come out for what 5 years now and keeps getting pushed back. I'd hold off on it till at least that book...

So its kind of like Thundarr the Barbarian?

No but I didn't read back then unless I had too.

Thats why I keep a list of the books a read