is it good? i liked the Truth About Dogs by Budiansky a lot

(no relation to that fruity movie)
- davies

I dont know, The misses decided she needed to read it first.... the jacket covered looked good

Edit: she stated she is now pissed at what our dogs think of us, but is 3/4 of the way through and likes it alot so far

- sourceplease7

Like you know how to read

I'm almost caught up

good books? My cousin said that they were worth a read.
- Grape Ape

Absolutely worth the read if you are into epic fantasy. There is a lot going on but Erikson manages to keep it flowing along.

Ian Esslemont wrote a couple of books for this series as well. Night of Knives and Return of the Crimson Guard. Night of Knives you can actually read before the first Erikson book Gardens of the Moon, which is a slow book but still worth reading. Return of the Crimson Guard should be read between Reaper's Gale and Toll the Hounds.

I liked George RR Martins A song of fire and ice, but I've lost all faith in him ever finishing the series, he's just too old, too fat and too lazy. Really a shame. I grew up on Michael Moorcock, Fritz Leiber, Edgar Burroughs and Doc Smith.
- Grape Ape

I haven't read the Martin books. I got my start with Dragon Lance, and I've been reading Jordan, Erikson, Hobb, Novik, too many others to count. Karen Miller is good as well, she also writes under K. E. Mills. Patrick Rothfuss's The Name of the Wind is an amazing book as well. NOTW is the first book of the Kingkiller Chronicles and book two The Wise Man's Fear is due out in March.

If A Song of Fire and Ice ever gets finished make sure to read it, the first four are some of the best books I have ever read. But don't start reading until they are done or you will go (frank)ing crazy like I have.
- Grape Ape

dunno how crazy I'd be about reading a series that involves a one armed swordsman bangin' his sister

whats a story without some rape and incest?
- Grape Ape

- BingoLady

For all that he actually remembers should be a short book

- StabMeInTheFace

ok I'll be the idiot that asks, what's the connection ?

ok I'll be the idiot that asks, what's the connection ?
- Rayven

- StabMeInTheFace

ah ok

I don't watch a lot of TV

I liked George RR Martins A song of fire and ice, but I've lost all faith in him ever finishing the series, he's just too old, too fat and too lazy. Really a shame. I grew up on Michael Moorcock, Fritz Leiber, Edgar Burroughs and Doc Smith.
- Grape Ape

My absolute favorite.Apparently he wrote the next one already but it was too long so he had to split it into two and ran into editing problems. I want to read the next one so (frank)ing much.

dunno how crazy I'd be about reading a series that involves a one armed swordsman bangin' his sister
- Rayven

In all fairness he does most of his sister (frank)ing before he loses his arm to the Brave Companions. His sister Cersei is one of the most evil and vicious female genitalias that has ever been written.

- BingoLady

Any good? i don't want to bother if its just middle of the road fluff.

Going to be reading this probably next week.

Going to be reading this probably next week.
- Pikey

will you be going back to the us then also?

whats a story without some rape and incest?
- Grape Ape

Then this is your kinda book. The witching hour as well.

Going to be reading this probably next week.
- Pikey

that guy's an old kook

that guy's an old kook
- the_cause2000

Meh, he often says reasonable things. I just don't like him when he's super duper partisan.