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Classic example of the adventures of the picaresque Huck Finn, this is a classic, and has been attached to the title "Greatest American novel" more times than most novels. I would consider it a necessity for any who consider themselves an avid reader, particularly an American.

I think Sansa is heading down a most interesting path, she is the company of a master thats for sure. If anyone has shown they know what they are doing, it's Littlefinger. Personally I think Tyrion is one of the fantastic creations in epic fantasy.

This book? http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0954839919/ref%3Dnosim/bookfindercom01/202-3235535-0229408 I ran a search at online book finding site I use to obtain old first editons/special. It can be aquried for $11.00-$18.00

Thanks all:)

To schools of thougth I guess, I have never read a fantasy books that I felt had to many details. IMHO, perhaps around 10% have just enough, and the rest are severly lacking, which is why that although I hate it, the stigma associated with the fantasy and to a lesser extent Sci-fi is rather...

If you like speculative fiction, I jsut compiled a list of my 101 faves for my site: 101

My first chapter books I read were from a books club that sent a classic a month probably when I was 5-6. I cannot remember the first one but I remember they included Dr. Jerkyl and Mr. Hyde, The Count of Monte Cristo, Ben Hur, an abridged version of Oliver Twist, The Adventures of Huckleberry...

Never been a huge horror fan, but I have read his Abarat work which I really have enjoyed.

I want to note these are just my opinions, and be mindful of that before anyone takes offense: Good question, and one that I am afraid changes in context depending what I am speak of but I will try to illustrate. By viewing other's opinion's online of what is best, often admittedly...

. Reviews from who? No reputable review site, or reviewer I am aware of has reviewed a ARC yet. If you could I'd love a link because I have only been able to read publisher summaries, I'd like to read them:) IMHO the more detailed the better the book. Epic fantasy drastially needs more...

I have seen a lot of questions about Ecco lately on various baords and that's a good thing. a GREAT author, and Focaults Pendulums is a GREAT novel. It's basically Dan Brown's Davinci Code only written by a quality author, not formualic or linear, and is giften with something much more than...

I'm actually really good about reading things when I get them only dleaying for very short periods of time, I have some 3,500 fantasy/sci-fi novels, maybe 100 mystery novels, and maybe 25o other fiction/non-fiction novels (admittedly some are doubles or even triples copies and so forth, when I...

Hmm sees you like heoric or swprd/sorcery fantasy with Gemmell and RAS, I agree I thinK Eddings is horrible, but I would also add RAS and Gemmell's works aren't exactly known for their depth either, however that said I would recommend Fritz Leiber's work in Lanhmar. if you liked the Forgotten...

Well I could agree with them to, however I wasn't thinking the big picture, more on smaller aspects. For instacne what I thought was a god-awful novel Jedi Trial. fantasybookspot.com

Probably Lillith by George Macdonald fantasybookspot.com

. I agree with that too, but he had help doing that:)

I have spent some parts o the last 2 days making my 101 favorite fantasy/sci-fi reads list. If any are interested, or want to share, here' mine. I'd love some feedback. fantasybookspot.com

Either China Mieville or Michael Moorcock currently. fantasybookspot.com

I have read a few, but I'd have to go with the Urantia. Fantasybookspot.com

Absolutely right:) From The Silmarillion Yeah thats me, I'm a member of a few boards, best way to keep up to date:) fantasybookspot.com