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Xombie horror Almost finished Xombies by Walter Greatshell. It's a pretty decent read, but I liked The Rising better.

i just read "A Secret Atlas" by Michael A. Stackpole, a brand new Fantasy Novel about a voyage taken by map-makers to chart unknown waters. There is magic, monsters and adventure aplenty.

Anyone else think that the gang should try to go after the Gregg/Jenn duo? No "women only" alliance is going to hold water while those 2 stay together. I'm beginning to believe that they will be the final 2 while they sit back and watch the rest of the tribe pick each other off.

I feel that names in Fantasy Novels are generally meant to be exotic, but I agree that it's not necessary to go overboard with barely pronouncable names. As a reader I don't want to have to work too hard. I recently read a Fantasy book where the main character's name is Matthew. Names like...

Jhereg Yendi Teckla Taltos Phoenix Athyra Orca Dragon Issola To the best of my knowledge anyway...

There is a member SYRACUSEFAN, but I don't know how active she(?) is.

I've read the first 3 Vlad Taltos books. They are fun and take only a few days to read. I plan on continuing the series at some point...

Mrs. Sell Sword loves the Ladies Detective Agency and has read the entire series. And since she has such great taste in men ;) , I figure she must have great taste in books as well!!!

I have read Steve Alten's books, they are quick, easy and entertaining. He has a new book, "The Loch" coming out next week. I would also recommend James Rollins, Doug Preston/Lincoln Child, F. Paul Wilson's Repairman Jack books and Jim Butcher's Dresden Files.

So is Lucifer a Rich Dad or a Poor Dad?

I am the Library King, I can do anything! :D

Janu lost the immunity challenge (basically she quit) and was "exiled" to spend the night by herself on another beach. She was given water, flint & steel and actually managed to get a fire going. Then she did a little twirling dance :confused: Tom won immunity and he, Greg & Ian were going...

My long, boring list of Fantasy series that I liked (but, hey...I'm easily amused!!!) in no particular order: A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin Book 1 - A Game of Thrones Book 2 - A Clash of Kings Book 3 - A Storm of Swords Book 4 - A Feast For Crows Runelords by David...

As long as it's better than Anita Blake ;) The members of the Book Forum...such posts they make

I read the first 2 so far and plan on continuing. I think they are definitely a cut above average. I also read the Tears of Artamon books and enjoyed them as well.

Personally...I'm offended by people who are easily offended!

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"Smokin' dope, drinkin' beers, doin' crack" :D

My 7-year old son and I started reading The Fran That Time Forgot. We love the Franny books by James (Jim) K. Benton: Lunch Walks Among Us Attack of the 50-Foot Cupid The Invisible Fran Frantastic Voyage (12/2005) I recommend them for children in the 7-10 year-old range. Very funny with...

Hmmm...If it uses any of the keywords "Sword, Dragon, Magic etc. I'm pretty much sold ;)