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Engine Summer - John Crowley Savage Tomorrow - Trevor Donohue Marathon - D. Alexander Smith The Khyber Connection - Book 6: Timewars The Reluctant Swordsman - Book 1: The Seventh Sword Voyage of the Planet Slayer- Jefferson Swycaffer Panic 7 - Eugene Carl Shaffer Circuit - Melinda M...

Agreed I just can't (but will have to) wait for George to finish the next installment.

Read the first one, very good indeed, quite complex with lots of main characters It's more subtle, not so 'in your face' magic. Raymond E Feist, try him, I have read the lot very good.

Just like laughter lies phil_t, a sign of a good life

A game of thrones George RR Martin

Why have i got flu???????????:mad:

I generally buy from Target and Kmart. 35% off new PB. However the selection is crap. Other places are second hand books. BUT the cheapest is ebay. I try to find book lots or buy several from 1 seller. This works out to AUS$3-8 per book. I have even bought books from the USA and paid for...

Maybe not all are quite classic "Superheros" Judge Dredd: One mean SOB. Drokk! Conan: Just what a barbarian should be. The Phantom: Family bussiness over a few generations. What about Robin?: Why does Batman have to have all the glory? I'll try and think of some more

Sounds interesting. I'd be willing to help out. However sometimes I will be at a location without net access for up to a month. Especially on any Exxon contract I take. They are really strict on net access for consultants. Would this be a problem. If it grows then you may need a couple...

The Gap seris by Donaldson or The Reality Dysfunction series by Hamilton. Enjoyed both a lot

Where are you from Sandra? Ewan Anglicized Scottish form of EOGHAN EOGHAN m Irish, Scottish Pronounced: O-in, YO-in Possibly means "born from the yew tree" in Old Celtic. Alternatively it could be a Gaelic form of EUGENE. From the Greek name Eugenios which was derived from the...

something like that he was full of self loathing the whole series, became a bit of a bore but I managed to finish the books (all 6). I prefered Donaldson's Gap series so much more.

My wife has been suggesting names for the past 5 months. I've kept saying no to her suggestions, much to her disgust.:) We'll probably call him Ewan, her fav for now. Our first is James Patrick. We both like Star Trek so I always say he is named after James T Kirk and the actor Patrick...

Why?

You mean more suffering than our mate Tommy Covenant in Lord Fouls Bane!

April 5th, will be boy No.2, still deciding on names though. Not really a new job just a 3 week contract. I'm a consultant geologist in the oil and gas industry. So 3 weeks on the rig in Malaysia then home to Perth. Then a couple of wells for BHPB. I generally work in Australia, I'm at...

Must be a Wallace and Grommit fan. :D Thinking about (apart from posting in these forums) lots of stuff, I have a restless mind. What laptop to buy, when will the job in Malaysia start, will the birth of my secod child be OK, how will work fit around the birth, when will we stop...

Sex and violence, might have o keep reading:D I'm only a third of the way through and Richard and Kahlan (thanks for the spelling) are annoying me already. Not good when they are principle characters:mad: Luckily I have a few books with me out here (on the rig). I might start another one.

Not a little kid Henriette. Read what you enjoy. As I said I enjoyed them but not now. As you get older you tastes will change, as will your perception of what is a good plot / character. When I was younger I really enjoyed the Dragonlance books. I recenty re-read one, and didn't enjoy...