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[Ahmat]

The Revenge of the Rose

[Mary]

My Hero Academia, Vol. 7 by Kohei Horikoshi

[Richard]

Swain's Vengeance

[Dariel]

Richard wrote: "Looters of Tharn
"

How are you finding it? I bounced off the only two books I tried in the Blade series so I gave up. But since I liked some of the Kregen series but got bored with the others, maybe there's some Blade books I'll like after all?

[Richard]

@Dariel

The series is written by several different authors, so some books are better than others. Although all of them follow the same formula. It’s just pure escapism.

If you read the first two books and decided it just wasn’t for you, then I would leave it at that. You’re not missing out on anything.

[Al]

Reading Vultures

Listening to The Deep

[David]

Dariel wrote: "Richard wrote: "Looters of Tharn
"

How are you finding it? I bounced off the only two books I tried in the Blade series so I gave up. But since I..."

The first 8 books where written by Manning Lee Stokes and all the rest except 1 are written by Roland Green. But as Richard said they are all very formula.

[Dariel]

Thanks, Richard and David! Back to Barsoom and Callisto for me then :-). And maybe a side trip to Kregen or Llarn!

[Mary]

Oni the Lonely by C. Chancy

[Luke]

Conan: Blood of the Serpent

[Richard]

@Luke

Awesome!!!

[Luke]

@Richard

It really is awesome!!

[Jim]

Conan - Blood of the Serpent

[Mary]

Tell No Tales by C. Chancy

[Jason]

WHETSTONE #6

[Mary]

Posthumous Education by Drew Hayes

[Jason]

WEIRD TALES #366

[David]

Valengetrix (Lion of Auropia, #2)
by J R Cason.

[Richard]

@David

Looks awesome

[Mary]

Haley and the Miraculous Potion by M.C.A. Hogarth

[David]

Richard wrote: "@David

Looks awesome"

I have been really impressed.

[Mary]

Perseus Corbett and the Forbidden Valley by David Breitenbeck

[Jason]

Cromcast Chronicles, just finished #1, on to #2

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Finished Conan - Blood of the Serpent and still had pastiche on the mind, so I started For the Witch Of the Mists, a Bran Mak Morn book by David C. Smith and Richard Tierney that I picked up recently on my first visit to the reopened Uncle Hugo's Science Fiction Bookstore.

[Jim]

Poul AndersonThe Broken Sword

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Into the Riverlands, Nghi Vo's third Singing Hills novella.

[Mary]

Curiosities of Puritan Nomenclature by Charles Wareing Endell Bardsley

[S.E., Gray Mouser (Emeritus)]

Im halfway thru the new Elric, Citadel of Forgotten Myths. It's ok.

kudos to Joseph for helping support Uncle Hugo's store

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

S.E. wrote: "Im halfway thru the new Elric, Citadel of Forgotten Myths. It's ok.

kudos to Joseph for helping support Uncle Hugo's store"

Oh, I've been bringing treasures home from Uncle Hugo's since 1990 or so ... Admittedly, less so since I started reading on my Kindle, and since I pretty much ran out of places to put things.

And I finished Into the Riverlands (it's a short, and excellent, novella) and decided to veer into some space opera with K.B. Wagers' Behind the Throne.

[Jason]

The Assassins of Thasalon

[Mary]

In Another World I Must Bury the Night Bone: A LitRPG Adventure by Miles English

[Al]

Reading Bone White

Listening to The Reason You Walk

[Richard]

Savage Realms Monthly: December 2022: A collection of dark fantasy sword and sorcery short adventure stories

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

I read K.B. Wagers' Beyond the Empire (third in her Indranan War trilogy) in the space of about 48 hours and started Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, which I expect will take quite a bit longer.

[Al]

Reading My Heart Is a Chainsaw

Listening to Breaking Chaos

[Richard]

Swain's Chase

[Mary]

Tales of Old Lusitania from the folk-lore of Portugal by Francisco Adolpho Coelho

[Greg]

The Dark Is Rising by Susan Cooper.

[Brian]

The Soulforge
Haven't read about Raistlin since I was 17. Enjoying it!

[David]

Temple of the Spider God: by Steve Metcalf.

[Mary]

Haley and the Town of Refuge by M.C.A. Hogarth

[Jim]

The Coming of the Horseclans

[Mary]

War Bound by Tara Grayce

[Brian]

Powers Ursula Le Guin
Finishing this trilogy, enjoying it and back to Dragonlance afterwards

[S.wagenaar]

Five Decembers. And it is excellent thus far!

[Jonathan]

Just finished this - a couple of incredible stories in here. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

[Joseph, Master Ultan]

Finished Warriors and started horror collection In a Lonely Place by Karl Edward Wagner, back in print for the first time in almost 40 years.

[Richard]

A Feast of Ambrosia: The Adventures of Bingor and Donalbain

[Mary]

One More Last Time by Eric Ugland

[Mary]

English Surnames: Their Sources and Significations by Charles Wareing Endell Bardsley