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    For any Anne Bishop (Black Jewels Trilogy + Anthology) fans, her new Black Jewels novel was recently released (sadly in hardback). This book does have Jaenelle and the rest of the family in it + Surreal.

    Tangled Webs : A Black Jewels Novel

    Note: There is another book with the title "tangled webs" but by a different authors, so just make sure you pick up the one by Anne Bishop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Creme View Post
    (sadly in hardback)
    I don't buy paperbacks. Half the fun of a good book is seeing a beautiful copy of it sitting on my shelf looking shiny.

    (for books that I read often I buy a paperback reading copy and a hardcover "looking" copy)

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    In no particular order, though Lord of the Rings is a definite #1.

    1. Lord of the Rings (JRR Tolkien)
    2. Chronicles of Narnia (CS Lewis)
    3. Song of Ice and Fire (George RR Martin)
    4. Wheel of Time (Robert Jordan)
    5. Belgariad (David Eddings)
    6. Cold Fire Trilogy (CS Friedman)
    7. Otherland Series (Tad Williams)
    8. Memory, Sorrow and Thorn (Tad Williams)
    9. Thrawn Trilogy (Timothy Zahn)
    10. Harry Potter (JK Rowling)

    Honorable Mention:
    Incarnations of Immortality (Piers Anthony)
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    My mind isnt working enough to come up with an ordered list of 10, but I enjoyed lord of the rings, and stargate.


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    in no order:

    the Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy - Douglas Adams

    Babylon 5 - J. Michael Straczynski

    Age of Fire - E.E. Knight

    Temeraire - Naomi Novik

    Inheritance - Christopher Paolini

    Firefly

    all i can think of right now

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    Almost forgot to mention
    Alice in Wonderland (and through the looking Glass) by Lewis Carroll
    The "motherbook" of fantasy.

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    #1 the complete (past and future) series of discworld
    #2 anything by douglas adams
    #3 anything by pier anthony
    #4 anything (except the witches series) by anne rice
    #5 anything by clive barker
    #6 anthologies of all types
    #7 asimov's and the mag of scifi and fantasy (analog too, but the other 2 are required reading
    #8 anything by roger zelzany
    #9 all star trek, bab 5, space rangers, and similiar tv shows (including firefly)
    #10 eureka, chuck, heroes, the star gate shows, almost anything on scifi channel (but not flash gordon, that show sux)

    and actually this list is just for right now.....it is subject to change without notice, except for the #1
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    In no particular order:

    The Dragonlance Chronicles (trilogy) - Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman
    The Lord of the Rings (trilogy) - JRR Tolkein
    The Sword of Truth (series) - Terry Goodkind
    Harry Potter (series) - JK Rowling
    The Wheel of Time (series) - Robert Jordan
    The War of the Worlds - HG Wells
    The Chronicles of Narnia - CS Lewis
    Dragon Prince (series) - Melanie Rawn
    The Eyes of the Dragon - Stephen King
    The Silmarillion - JRR Tolkein and Christopher Tolkein

    ...yes, I actually read The Silmarillion cover-to-cover, AND rather enjoyed most of it.
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