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Beyond the Imp of Crime and Punishment
A seemingly related chain of books attached to the central idea of personal and societal self-annihilation.
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Oct 14, 2008 05:58PM
Sorry, had to pick two that weren't on the list... Pratchett is one of my favorite fantasy authors.
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Fantasy is my favorite. I love mystical creatures - fairies, brownies, unicorns, dragons, loch ness, mermaids, even bigfoot. I could go on forever because I wish they were real - I think we would all be better for it. Everything is so much less than peaceful. I would rather be distracted, preferably by something with wings!
I didn't see any of Robin Hobb's books on the list. The Assassin's Apprentice trilogy is awesome.
ITS A GOOD BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fun fantasy book. It takes you to another world and lets you leave this one for awhile. Well written.
Wait...where's William Nicholson? He's my favorite fantasy author. I haven't read anything that measures up to his "Wind on Fire" trilogy.
Kristen wrote: "Sorry, had to pick two that weren't on the list... Pratchett is one of my favorite fantasy authors."i'm so glad you did!
Yolanda wrote: "Fantasy is my favorite. I love mystical creatures - fairies, brownies, unicorns, dragons, loch ness, mermaids, even bigfoot. I could go on forever because I wish they were real - I think we woul..."i agree whole heartedly!
J-Lynn wrote: "I didn't see any of Robin Hobb's books on the list. The Assassin's Apprentice trilogy is awesome."Add it! i know i'm adding some!
No offense kiddies, but i would not wish eldest or brisingr on my worst enemies let alone twice.
