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The Batlord 12-12-2013 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by FETCHER. (Post 1394213)
I want a really great fantasy series to read again :(


I'm gonna end up reading Harry potter or GOT again aren't I?

Wheel of Time. It's not as mature as GOT but it's a massive series that will take up months or even years of your time.

xLizardx 12-13-2013 08:05 PM

"Way of Kings" by Brandon Sanderson. Also re-reading Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, and just finished The Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks. I'd recommend all of them - I've not read Way of Kings before to be fair, but it's very promising so far, and I love everything else by Sanderson that I've read. Seems like a really nice guy, too, actually replied to a fan email I sent him, despite doubtless being incredibly busy. :)

Sansa Stark 12-14-2013 08:30 AM

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I'm weirdly obsessed with monarchy/monarchy scandals. She was a Nazi **** up but still interesting to read about how an American divorcée almost became Queen consort of England

mikpop93 12-15-2013 07:52 AM

Right now I am reading Founding Brothers. It is a book about the Founding Fathers and how they all are interrelated.

Moss 01-03-2014 12:51 AM

Reading the Gormenghast novels, I read they are Robyn Hitchcocks favorite books. Loving them.

Cheese 01-03-2014 04:41 AM

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Taxman 01-03-2014 07:34 AM

I'm reading The Hobbit again. I have read it twice before but I'm planning to go to see that movie and I decided it would be good to read it again. This time in English though. It seems like many shades and levels disappear when a book is translated to another language. I have start a project to read all my childhood favorites, like above-mentioned The Hobbit, again, but in English. It is interesting how a bad translation can make a book much worse than it really is.

Mr. Charlie 01-03-2014 10:55 AM

Reading the Chinese classic, The Tao Te Ching, translated by Stephen Mitchell. I've read the book many times and in several translations over the years but Mitchell's may be the best translation yet. Fantastic book:


GuD 01-03-2014 04:23 PM

At the insistence of many people, mainly a certain dominatrix that frequents these forums, I got around to picking up the Song of Ice and Fire series and am ankles-deep in Game of Thrones. It's great, I have a feeling I'm gonna like the Jon Snow character a lot. Lady Stark is a cvnt.

Unknown Soldier 01-03-2014 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Taxman (Post 1401901)
I'm reading The Hobbit again. I have read it twice before but I'm planning to go to see that movie and I decided it would be good to read it again. This time in English though. It seems like many shades and levels disappear when a book is translated to another language. I have start a project to read all my childhood favorites, like above-mentioned The Hobbit, again, but in English. It is interesting how a bad translation can make a book much worse than it really is.

I hope you're reading C.S. Lewis as well, they're right up there with the Hobbit.


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