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I've read the first two books and loved them. They're really a cut above your average reading material. Pullman is a fantastic writer.

I read the first three books and enjoyed them. The next two started to drag and I haven't even opened the seventh and eighth.

Thanks all. I'd have responded sooner but I forgot about this post.

I agree, I liked the first quartet much more. The whole Evander thing got to be a bit much. Her latest book has approximately 5 chapters (hard to tell on line) and it left me wanting more. I won't give any of it away but I think you'll enjoy it.

Marion Zimmer Bradley - Mists of Avalon - 8 Marion Zimmer Bradley - Firebrand - 6 Terry Brooks - The Sword of Shannara - 6 Terry Brooks - The Elfstones of Shannara - 7.0 Katherine Kerr- Daggerspell...

Magemanda, have you had a chance to read any of the material from her new book; The Gold Falcon, which is posted on her website?

If you really believe that men write "transvestites" I think you should read Memoirs of a Geisha. It's written by a man though his name escapes me. I think many good writers are able to develope three dimensional characters of either sex. One of my favourite authors is Katherine Kerr and...

I loved Watership Down. I've only read a few Stephen King books over the years but liked what I've seen. I'm currently reading The Regeneration Trilogy by Pat Barker and I just finished A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry. A book I'm having all sorts of difficulty getting through is One...

A pleasant hello to all. I never really thought of something like this forum - although I should have. I love to read and rarely get to talk about the books I enjoy.

Yes. I am a huge fan of Kerr. I recently read a review on Amazon (I was searching for her latest book) that shreaded her as a writer but my feelings are quite the opposite.