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Thanks, A (an even bigger Fantasy freak than myself). I just finished Fools Errant by Matt Hughes, not my usual cup 'o tea but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I'll be by to check it out!

After I'm finished Elantris I'm starting Resurrection by Steve Alten. After I'm finished Brimstone I'm starting Excavation by James Rollins My local Library just got The Crimson Sword by Eldon Thompson, Tyranny of the Night by Glen Cook and Dead Beat by Jim Butcher, so maybe I'll crack a...

Weather permitting, we'll be having a Party at Delaware Park on Sunday (plenty for the kids to do). I have Blue Rocks tickets for tonight, but I'm not getting a warm, fuzzy feeling about them getting the game in with this rain. :(

I'll probably buy this Book this weekend. I really enjoyed The Rising, but it just kind of stopped as opposed to ended. So I'm very pleased that there is a sequel. We own your flesh :p

THANKS, EVERBODY!!! :cool:

Hmmm...sounds like Sonja Blue by Nancy Collins. I believe Sunglasses After Dark is the title of Book 1.

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I am the Egg Man....I am the Walrus...Coo-coo-catchoo

Since I'm just plain kookoo-crazy about it...Elantris by Brandon Sanderson.

Hey, Razz! I recommend Elantris by Brandon Sanderson. I'm reading it now and it's excellent!

Didn't ya' know...not only is he alive but he's a member of the Book Forum ;) View Profile: JimMorrison JimMorrison Member Last Activity: Yesterday 11:47 PM Offline Add JimMorrison to Your Buddy List Add JimMorrison to Your Ignore List Signature Just Finished: The Hitchhiker's...

Silverback Mountain Gorilla - aggressive, dominant, possessive Rhino - durable, thick-skinned, dangerous when provoked Walrus - rugged, powerful, blubbery

A sea monkey? krill? plankton? Inquiring minds want to know! ;)

Whether or not the Library has it in stock! But seriously...I only purchase paperbacks, Hardbacks are too expensive. I've got a kid in private school!

Great suggestion, Kookamoor! The Belgariad was one of the first things I ever read that wasn't a Marvel or DC comic book. I can relate to where you are, Robotman. I didn't have the ability to read anything too complicated for a while there, now I devour 500-page novels on a weekly basis...

Knife of Dreams, Book 11, is listed as being 1000 pages long. I've read that RJ plans on wrapping up WOT in 2 more books. If this is true, those of us who haven't given up on this series are in for a whirlwind ride!

There really is no general rule. Personally, I prefer series where each book is a whole story unto itself. There are plenty of series, however, where the book simply stops and is picked up in the next volume. This I find to be effective only if there is a cliffhanger scenario. There isn't...

Ah, yes...the Garabandal, Spain story, very creepy. Did you get to see video of the girls in their "rapturous" state? You can check out the URL below for more info. This is great fodder for any enthusiast of supernatural phenomenon! http://www.garabandal.org/story.shtml

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Maybe we should cal you "Post-o-kid"