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Hello People Heres another Q&A with one of my favourite author James Rollins/James Clemens 1] This year you will have a short story coming out in the book "Thriller" organized by the thrillerfest organization, could you tell us as to how all of this came into place & something...

Looking forward to it dude :D & hope you new lifestyle change works out for you. Storm

Well you have a different viewpoint on the opening of the novel, i could also point the same thing as in the opening where Rockingham & Dismarum are talking about their past mistakes thats what the difference the Dark Lord has made. Also if you read Wi'tch gate you will realise how the...

Well i gotta disagree with you Brys on all accounts. 1] The use of apostrophes was just a way of writing, plus you could hardly notice it after the first 20-30 pages or so, also on asking the author it has been revealed that there is a reason for those apostrophes which would be revealed in...

Here are a few movies which i can remember: The silence of the lambs, Red Dragon, The Green Mile & The bone collector

I chanced upon this book when visiting Steven Erikson's Malazan forum, its the first book by the author and from what i read on his site concerning the prologue & the 1st chapter, it seems to be intresting. Heres an interview of the author about the book & its publication...

My top 5 in fantasy are: 1] James Clemens 2] Steven Erikson & Ian Cameron Esslemont 3] R. Scott Bakker 4] David Gemmell 5] Robert Newcomb And honourable mentions go to L Frank Baum[ wizard of Oz series] & J.K. Rowling

Forgive me DS if i donot remember the story properly as i had read it 6-7 years ago. I remember certain characters Howard Roark, Gail Wynand, Peter & the Girl whom he marries[ but she loves Howard] I read all of it & still couldn't fathom the story what was Howard's objective...

Cricket followed closely by tennis

Definately The Black Order is the 2nd SIGMA novel & the first novel to feature a character from one of his earlier books for more info on TBO http://www.jamesrollins.com/latestnews.htm [check out nov 16th] Storm

For me that book would be "The Fountainhead" by Ayn Rand, IMO totally inane, senseless crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:D

Mine would be : Malazan world by Steven Erikson Myrillia by James Clemens Drenai world by David Gemmell Parthalon & Eutracia by Robert Newcomb The world of OZ by L. Frank Baum

My choice would be Atlas shrugged by Ayn Rand, for the life of me i never understood what she wanted to tell in the book????????????:confused: Robert Jordan & Terry Goodkind would be other ideal contenders if it were "Most overrated authors" ;)

Inconsistency has been Crichton's nemesis for a long time now, he has written some very good novels[Sphere,Jurassic Park,Timeline], some above-avg novels[Prey, Andromeda strain, Congo] & some bad ones[JP:Tthe lost world, Terminal man] You can love/ignore him but you gotta apreciate...

Hey Rune The books Sellsword mentioned written under the name of James Rollins are as follows[in order of publication]: 1] Subterranean 2] Excavation 3] Deep Fathom 4] Amazonia 5] Ice hunt 6] Sandstorm 7] Map of Bones the last two mentioned books...

I have read & loved it, the science was pretty believable in it Infact its my 2nd fav Crichton novel after Sphere, but it does have its faults including the characters are one dimensional as always but still a gr8 effort

I haven't read much fantasy this year but for me the standouts were: Shadowfall by James Clemens[this series is going to be one heck of a ride] Srolls of the ancient by Robert Newcomb The darkness that comes before by R Scott Bakker[ One of the most brilliant & well drawn stories i...

In the book it means living without having any means of identity like not having a bank account, social security, drivers license etc... You get the drift!!!:D

Whats so strange bout Omaha except for the fact that it kinda rhymes with Indiana as mentioned in the book

Hi! Hey dude thats cool so what did you think bout the epilogue, man it turned the entire story entirely in a new direction :cool: so what were your fav moments in it[mine was the revlation about "He who is coming", about Dart's past & of course the epilogue]...