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jackrussell;2007313 said:Yes..might I suggest Super Bowl Champions- An Eagle's Tale.
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jackrussell;2007313 said:Yes..might I suggest Super Bowl Champions- An Eagle's Tale.
not sure if you knew but Weis and Hickman have gone back and written the "lost chronicles" which details with the time inbetween the original Chronicles books thus far they have 2 published and the third out soon. It's good to see the old characters back together B4 Flint died.Dallas;2007069 said:I have read Fantasy all of my life. I still do. Here are a few of my favorite things...
DragonLance Novels: The Chronicles Trilogy (Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter Night, Dragons of Spring Dawning)
Authors: Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
Riftware Saga: Magician, Silver Thorn, A Darkness at Sethanon
Author: Raymond Feist
A Song of Ice and Fire - series: A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast for Crows
Author: George R R Martin
Dark Elf Trilogy
Author: R A Salvatore (Any of this guys books will just suck you in. He is a fantastic writer.)
If you like fantasy and a bit of spell slinging and cleric bashing fun, I suggest reading a few of these books. They continue to be a pleasure for me to read.
Faerluna;2007008 said:I'm a huge Piers Anthony fan. His stuff is pretty easy to read, entertaining. I
enjoy the Incarnations of Immortality series the most, but also love the Adept series, and the Geodyssey series....and the Xanth stuff. Oh hell, I like it all.
I also like his non-fantasy stuff, too, in particular Tatham Mound.
Kangaroo;2008946 said:I read
Robert Jordan Wheel of time up to book 8 they have hired someone to finalize his last book yay I will reread them all
locked&loaded;2009424 said:The new author is brandon sanderson. I read the first wheel of time book, i admit i liked it alot i was 12 and i remember alot of it. I heard the series really slows down though..
Kangaroo;2009531 said:Book 1-7 where great 8 slowed down I did not read the others decided to wait for the last one then he died this last year but he had his outline ending and basic story line written out and recorded and part of it written they have hired Brandon Sanderson to finish it.
Goodkin is ok i think he is decent but that is the hard part of recommending books sometimes.
I hate Mercedes Lackey :ralph: but a lot of people love her writing
Fred Saberhagen is another I read a couple books that where ok but he is popular writer
David Gemell was a really good read Hero in the Shadows is great he is a dark hero
I always recommend Salvatore if you like Fantasy he has lots of series and even 1 book stories in the forgotten realm.
Terry Brooks there is some stuff I love other stuff that is ok.
The list I have is short heck just this last year I added over 3 more trilogy I read that i did not even list one being Curt Benjamin. I could maybe list another 20+ authors if I sat down and really thought about it.
Totally forgot about the Myth series; I loved those books. Also, the Phule's Company series, another one by Robert Asprin.joseephuss;2009838 said:I've read and enjoyed the already mentioned Piers Anthony's Xanth series. I also enjoyed Robert Asprin's Myth series and Christopher Stasheff's Warlock series.
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Yes..might I suggest Super Bowl Champions- An Eagle's Tale.
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trickblue;2011040 said:Never really got into the fantasy genre per se, but I did enjoy the Chronicles of Narnia series when I was a boy...
Knew what it was before I clicked the link. Cracks me up every time.Dallas;2011134 said: