Adnan1992
#41
In reply to kamage,Is there any way in which i can paste the script on this site, maybe in a new topic or something? The Story is about 5 A4 pages long.Anyway, thanks for the interest Kamage!!
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Loonylion
#42
start a new topic, the post limit should allow it all.
lunitari
#43
Hi there
Can't resist replying to a thread about books.Dragonlance Chronicles (Trilogy) by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman - simply great.
Dragonlance - The War of Souls (Trilogy) - same authors - not as exciting as the chronicles, but very well written and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series - very funny.Any other avid Dragonlance readers kind enough to suggest other (DL) books?
Can't resist replying to a thread about books.Dragonlance Chronicles (Trilogy) by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman - simply great.
Dragonlance - The War of Souls (Trilogy) - same authors - not as exciting as the chronicles, but very well written and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series - very funny.Any other avid Dragonlance readers kind enough to suggest other (DL) books?
galupa
#44
Check out 100 years of solitude.
Or for fantasy tad Williams books are good ( shadow march ) or robin hobb (shamans crossing)
Pillars of the earth is a great book as well.
Or for fantasy tad Williams books are good ( shadow march ) or robin hobb (shamans crossing)
Pillars of the earth is a great book as well.
Kyosukedate
#45
all of Stephen King's books.
n0thealthy
#46
Definitely Dan Brown. Deception Point is a great book and so is The DaVinci Code. And no, not because of he conspiracies but because they're really intense thrillers.Forgot...all Steven King.
Adnan1992
#47
Yeah I liked them too, but they all same the reletively same line of plot, only in different themes. Don't they?
grimsim1
#48
Has anyone ever read the series by Wilbur Smith about Taita the magus?
They are pretty good. I think there are four in the series: River God, The Quest and forgot the other two. I'm reading The Quest right now which is the last one in the series. Its really good.
They are pretty good. I think there are four in the series: River God, The Quest and forgot the other two. I'm reading The Quest right now which is the last one in the series. Its really good.
zagyre
#49
Lian Hearn,
- Across The Nightingale Floor
- Grass For His Pillow
- Brilliance Of The Moon
This novel is a trilogy based on Japanese ancient society, I've read it about 2 or 3 years ago.
- Across The Nightingale Floor
- Grass For His Pillow
- Brilliance Of The Moon
This novel is a trilogy based on Japanese ancient society, I've read it about 2 or 3 years ago.
kamage
#50
How about the Twilight series? >.>
Jesus_
#51
:DI <3 Matthew Reilly, I finished reading 'Ice Station' a few weeks ago, and 'Seven Ancient Wonders' was brilliant.
I'm reading 'The Heritage of Shannara' by Terry Brooks, it's one of his whole series-in-one books. I love his writing, although it starts off a bit slow.The last big series I finished reading (in a way >_>) was 'Wheel of Time', by Robert Jordan, which has become my favourite series ever. I was about halfway through the series when I found out that he'd died before writing the last book, but I decided to keep reading. Now I'm sad 'cos I've gotta wait about a year before I can finish the series.
How selfish, dying like that and leaving all his fans to wait for someone else to write the book! Hmph! =p
'Lord of the Rings' is another good trilogy, but there's a painful amount of detail in there. >.< That's probably the only book->movie conversion where the movie was better than the book. (IMO)
'The Redemption of Althalus' by David Eddings was another great book, I need to actually buy it. >.<
I'm reading 'The Heritage of Shannara' by Terry Brooks, it's one of his whole series-in-one books. I love his writing, although it starts off a bit slow.The last big series I finished reading (in a way >_>) was 'Wheel of Time', by Robert Jordan, which has become my favourite series ever. I was about halfway through the series when I found out that he'd died before writing the last book, but I decided to keep reading. Now I'm sad 'cos I've gotta wait about a year before I can finish the series.
How selfish, dying like that and leaving all his fans to wait for someone else to write the book! Hmph! =p
'Lord of the Rings' is another good trilogy, but there's a painful amount of detail in there. >.< That's probably the only book->movie conversion where the movie was better than the book. (IMO)
'The Redemption of Althalus' by David Eddings was another great book, I need to actually buy it. >.<
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