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So what book are you reading at the moment, or what books have you all managed to get through this month? I've just finished Nighseer by Laurell K Hamilton. I like this authors stuff, but this isn't one of her best :( Before that I read Jim Butcher's Storm Front. Book 1 in the Dresden...

I think Drizzt is one of my favourite characters of R Salvatore. If you like dark fantasy with great fight scenes, you'll love the Drizzt books. There are a lot out there and to be honest I dont know where you could start. I started with The Dark Elf Trilogy, which introduces us to Drizzt as...

My favourite authors changes when i find new authors to try. At the moment though my favourites are: Terry Brooks Terry Goodkind Sarah Zettel Anne Bishop Jim Butcher Robin Hobb R Salvatore J.K Rowling Elizabeth Haydon Holly Black Laurell K Hamilton Mark Anthony Jan Siegel...

I found it confusing to, I had to check a couple of times before putting in the list. I think it's a new series but with a very similar name to the previous :confused: I'm not too bothered because I dont read this authors work. rune

Here's what I could find that is coming out on Hardback this month :) Lucinda's Secret (The third book in the Spiderwick Chronicles series) Holly Black Artemis Fowl (The first book in the Artemis Fowl series) Author(s): Eoin Colfer Cat in a Neon Nightmare (Book 16 in the Midnight...

I've got 23 books sitting in my to read pile, and only two have been included in this sites Library. So no doubt I will be added a few more books when I get through my pile :) rune

I have added quite a few books in the fantasy section of the Library. It would be good to see a few reviews posted :) rune

I like the dragonlance books too. I also like Robin Hobb. She is a very good and easy writer. She as three completed series out at the moment - Farseers Trilogy Liveships Trilogy Tawny Man Trilogy (you need to have read farseers to follow this)...

Is anyone else looking forward to this book as much as I :) rune

I've just started reading this book :). Watch this space! rune

As anyone else read this book and others in the series?

THis is the start of a brilliant series. As anyone else read it? rune:)

I was kinda pleased Tolkien didn't go into anymore detail than he did. Otherwise I would have probably put the book down as being overdetailed and slow. For me I don't need to know the religion, how they make things (food etc) or how they make money. It wouldnt make the story move for me...

Perhaps you will post a review here on the board for these :) rune

I've posted a biblography for Robin Hobb and I'v read all but two of her books and they are the Reindeer Series, that I havent managed to get :) She's a brilliant writer and I'm real pleased I found her. Oh and by the way I got Fools Fate delivered today :D . But I will resist jumping into...

This did put a smile on my face :D At least all my family know what I want for christmas, just pick something off my to buy list. rune

I've read a lot of her books in Megan Lindholm name and thoroughly enjoyed them :) . They are different, totally removed from the farseer series, but I felt she still wrote strong characters :) rune

I find some of LOTR's is brilliant and other parts very long winded. You'll have to tell us what your thoughts are. rune

Just thought members might find author's bibliographie's would be useful. I know if I'm get to like an author, I'm always looking to see what books they've had published. Since the conclusion to Hobb's Tawny Man as just been released, I thought I'd start with her. And, if anyone didnt know...

It's hard to believe but yep, it's October, only 11 weeks to christmas :) I've slowed down a little on the reading side, been a bit busy. I'm half way through The Dark Remains, by Mark Anthony. So what are the rest of you reading? rune