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Bert2 Posted: 10:07:36 17th May 2005

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Hmm, I'll start a new topic. Sci Fi needs Justice.




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Chaos Posted: 10:18:55 17th May 2005

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I think Sergej Lukjanenko's "Day Watch" and other books are fantasy after all, I guess. Although they are about current times :S




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swimerdude62 Posted: 20:51:27 17th May 2005

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haha choas thanks... well if you get a chance try L.E. Modesitt Jr. if you like hairy potter you will probly like him... hes not your typical crazy fanstay writer:) he has an intersting magic system that could be considered very complex yet simple. and the best part is theres 11 books i think in the series. Its called the magic of recluce for the first book. The sereis is called the saga of recluce. you can find his website by searching google under the word recluce.




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Faith Posted: 05:44:26 18th May 2005

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Has anyone read any of Terry Goodkind books? , i think there really good :D




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Chaos Posted: 10:20:07 18th May 2005

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Anyway if talking about HP, it hasn't got any clear magic "system" or laws, Sergej Lukjanenko's "Day Watch" has.
I have almost finished creating a world few months ago but left it, too little time, maybe later :)




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swimerdude62 Posted: 18:13:19 18th May 2005

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Faith i read one once.... i thought the first sword of shanarra book was to much of a rip off of lord of the rings.... but i'm pretty sure i'm gogin to try his other ones... but i probly on't buy them new in spite:)




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Bert2 Posted: 00:03:19 19th May 2005

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Terry Goodkind is a good writer but you'll have the feeling that you've read his books somewhere else. Not too origional but he writes well.




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Cydiona Posted: 11:15:30 23rd May 2005

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yes the sword of truth series is great, I've probably read over 700 books, i have read books from every single author mentioned in this discussion, what about shanarra series by terry brooks? or kushiels series? umm let me sort through all the great books. umm.....oh i know, raymond feist? his magician series and the mistriss of the empire series plus the other one are also great. lets see....

GEORGE R.R. MARTIN "A SONG OF ICE AND FIRE"

read this series, it is a must. absolutely riveting. couldnt put it down to save my life, i'm serious. it completely draws you into the plots and counter plots. the charactiers are extremly detailed and seem to be real life.

umm the exiles series, also good forgot the author though. I could go on and on, been reading since i was 11, very fast reader :D




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jethro54 Posted: 20:15:22 23rd May 2005

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"The Alchemist" was one of the few books i have read that kept me glued to it, its not very big, but it is a great book.


Chaos Posted: 05:33:46 24th May 2005

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Read it... No big deal :)




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