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my winters here in northern New South Wales are not cold at all, but not as warm as that! my sympathies... :D

cute... i came out as one of my favourite books, altho it's been an age since i last read it: You're The Mists of Avalon! by Marion Zimmer Bradley You're obsessed with Camelot in all its forms, from Arthurian legend to the Kennedy administration. Your favorite movie from childhood was...

hot. 32C (that's around 90F i think) yesterday and warming up for the same today.. all i can say is thankyou to the inventors of modern air conditioning! looking forward to winter!

i'm another Peter Pan fan re not growing up... well, not in some ways at least! Narnia, Harry Potter, Anne of Green Gables, some Enid Blyton books (Famous Five especially), and Elsie J Oxenham's Abbey Girls books are all still on my bookshelves...

g'day.. :cool: glad to have found this site.. seems like coming home.. :) it's good to see so much going on in the scifi/fantasy section!

PD James has my vote, also Elizabeth George... liked the earlier Patricia Cornwall books, but of late they have seemed a little thin somehow... Elizabeth Peters Amelia Peabody books keep me well entertained too... also Bernard Knight, Candace Robb, and Ellis Peters (Edith Pargeter) for...

really enjoyed her Nightrunners series.. haven't seen the Bone Dolls yet...

taking me some time to get right into A Feast of Crows, but i am around a third of the way into it now all the same.. just loved the first three books! or should i say 4, as the third book i bought was in two volumes here in Australia.. with most of the characters killed off, i am interested...

if you like what i call 'barbarian' books.. how about these by Robert E Vardeman: Swords of Raemllyn (with George W Proctor) 1. To Demons Bound (1985) 2. A Yoke of Magic (1985) 3. Blood Fountain (1985) 4. Death's Acolyte (1986) 5. The Beasts of the Mist (1986) 6. For Crown and...

How about Stephen Donaldson's Gap series?