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Syn Harvest
United States191 Posts
The ending was a bit of a let down in my opinion. I know he has three more books based in the same world so I must ask. + Show Spoiler + Do you find out what happens to Logen? In any of the stand alone books or are they simpply different stories set in the same world? So now to figure out what to read next. Im thinking about The Way of Kings by Sanderson. Has anyone read it? And if so was it good? | ||
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
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Islandsnake
United States679 Posts
The titles in StoryBundle's Indie Fantasy Bundle: The Book of Deacon - Books 1 & 2 by Joseph Lallo The Second Coming by David H. Burton The Duchess of the Shallows by Neil McGarry and Daniel Ravipinto Sword and Chant by Blair MacGregor The Tormay Trilogy - Books 1 & 2 by Christopher Bunn Strange Places by Jefferson Smith If you pay more than the bonus price of just $10, you get two bonus books, which are the third and final book in The Book of Deacon and The Tormay Trilogies: The Book of Deacon - Book 3: The Battle of Verril by Joseph Lallo The Tormay Trilogy - Book 3 by Christopher Bunn ------[Link] I'm currently reading.... ![[image loading]](http://johngone.com/images/stories/cmwebsitehome2.jpg) Final book of the Diaspora trilogy, not a terrible read; not really the best either. And starting to dig into... ![[image loading]](http://wamathai.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/cloud-atlas-book.jpg) Enjoying it so far :D | ||
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Ayaz2810
United States2763 Posts
Makes me sad | ||
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DuckS
United States845 Posts
End This Depression Now by Krugman | ||
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Salteador Neo
Andorra5591 Posts
On March 05 2013 05:02 Syn Harvest wrote: Just finished The First Law trilogy and it was fantastic. Glokta is one of my favorite characters in the fantasy genre. Such a great series. The ending was a bit of a let down in my opinion. I know he has three more books based in the same world so I must ask. + Show Spoiler + Do you find out what happens to Logen? In any of the stand alone books or are they simpply different stories set in the same world? So now to figure out what to read next. Im thinking about The Way of Kings by Sanderson. Has anyone read it? And if so was it good? I only read two of the standalone books and he is not in them. Of those 2 books, Heroes is the best by far. And fuck yeah Glokta is badass. The Way of Kings is spectacular. A bit slow in the first half but it's very worth it. | ||
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TOCHMY
Sweden1692 Posts
On March 05 2013 22:50 Salteador Neo wrote: I only read two of the standalone books and he is not in them. Of those 2 books, Heroes is the best by far. And fuck yeah Glokta is badass. The Way of Kings is spectacular. A bit slow in the first half but it's very worth it. Also the Mistborn trilogy by Sanderson. Probably the best fantasy I've read. | ||
Xxio
Canada5565 Posts
On March 05 2013 05:02 Syn Harvest wrote: Just finished The First Law trilogy and it was fantastic. Glokta is one of my favorite characters in the fantasy genre. Such a great series. The ending was a bit of a let down in my opinion. I know he has three more books based in the same world so I must ask. + Show Spoiler + Do you find out what happens to Logen? In any of the stand alone books or are they simpply different stories set in the same world? So now to figure out what to read next. Im thinking about The Way of Kings by Sanderson. Has anyone read it? And if so was it good? The Way of Kings is very good, far better than Sanderson's other books (imo). | ||
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Syn Harvest
United States191 Posts
On March 05 2013 23:20 Xxio wrote: The Way of Kings is very good, far better than Sanderson's other books (imo). Ya i didn't really like Mistborn so I have been questioning as to whether I should read it or not. Ive heard the second book is due out this fall so I think Ill give it a go. I actually borrowed Cloud Atlas from a friend so Im gonna read that first. And to the guy who mentioned FIrst Law Im gonna check out Heroes I heard it was the best of the three. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
i started about a month ago and i'm halfway through towers of midnight. | ||
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Syn Harvest
United States191 Posts
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
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NihilisticGod
Northern Ireland174 Posts
Current read is the Towers of Midnight, Book 13 in the Wheel of Time series crafted (yes i do mean crafted, tis a masterful fantay world) by Robert Jordan. Next read will be A Memory of Light, Book 14 WoT. | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
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sc2superfan101
3583 Posts
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sc2superfan101
3583 Posts
On March 05 2013 23:20 Xxio wrote: The Way of Kings is very good, far better than Sanderson's other books (imo). Way of Kings is amazing. I loved every second of it. Probably the best first book in a series I've ever read. Hope the rest lives up to the standard. | ||
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FraCuS
United States1072 Posts
http://www.amazon.com/Fresh-Off-Boat-A-Memoir/dp/0679644881#reader_0679644881 So far I'm loving this! I feel so nostalgic reading about his life and comparing how my life was back then. And Anthony Burdain - Kitchen Confidential | ||
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sam!zdat
United States5559 Posts
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packrat386
United States5077 Posts
On March 03 2013 03:46 packrat386 wrote: + Show Spoiler + On February 28 2013 15:44 packrat386 wrote: + Show Spoiler + On February 28 2013 04:35 packrat386 wrote: + Show Spoiler + On February 22 2013 02:30 packrat386 wrote: + Show Spoiler + On February 08 2013 15:04 packrat386 wrote: Just Finished: ![[image loading]](http://www.john-howe.com/portfolio/gallery/data/media/55/HME-3-LAYS-BELERIAND-port.jpg) I thought the poetry was really beautiful. Apparently tolkein discarded the works to write LotR (since the general public wanted more action) and I find that really tragic. I'm in the middle of: ![[image loading]](http://redditorschoice.com/img/code-hidden-language-computer-hardware-software_3626_500.jpg) which is a really amazing book. As the author walks you through, you essentially start from batteries, wires, and electromagnets, and you end up building an entire computer. Its really crazy and I can't wait to finish it. Just finished And I must say its one of the best books I've ever read. I'm now going to go back to reading ![[image loading]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41mgJAVETTL._SL500_AA300_.jpg) which I was about halfway through when I inexplicably stopped it. Its a very interesting book about how the practice of wargaming has developed from its inception in the 1950s to the time the book was written (I believe '85). Its a bit dated, but still a pretty insightful look at how predictions and foreign policy go hand in hand. After finishing War Games I decided to pick up a flashy spy novel ![[image loading]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Ie3QzcHlL.jpg) I really like Dan Silva books, and I actually finished this one in a single day (oops). If anyone is looking for a quick read and is into the suspense/spy novel type of books I can recommend this quite highly. After that I picked up ![[image loading]](http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-TBuaw679Q0I/ThzCA9_rtSI/AAAAAAAAARQ/xaJzy0Dw1yw/s1600/when-you-are-engulfed-in-flame.jpg) Which I've heard is quite a good book. I would have gotten another spy novel but I need to wait until just before my flight on friday so I'll have something to read on the plane. EDIT: I've realized that the picture I chose was actually for the CD version, but it was the nicest picture I could find :/ It feels weird to post again so soon, but I've actually just finished When You Are Engulfed In Flames. I hope to be able to read some more stuff by Sedaris soon, as these short pieces were particularly good. I really enjoyed the descriptions he gave of everyday experiences and feelings and the way that he jumped from topic. I've decided to go from there and revisit an author that I liked a lot in high school, and thus I'm reading ![[image loading]](http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/5319/13438447.jpg) which I think I should like quite a bit. Finished Hemingway on the plane. I find that his style of writing for the short stories is really excellent. He doesn't have to write a lot but he can pack a lot of meaning into a 4 page story. I picked this up in case I needed something else to read on the plane I really like these kind of cheap thrills paperback novels so I'll be glad to have another one to read. I finished prince of fire relatively quickly. I thought the overall plot for the series took an interesting turn with this book, but we'll see how it goes. Once again I highly recommend silva. For a nice read on vacation I decided to pick up ![[image loading]](http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/ciu/ac/d8/fff353a09da06bb0bae94110.L.jpg) because I've always liked the idea of the hardboiled detective genre and I figured I should start from the beginning. I also just feel like mentioning, I really love this thread. So many people sharing good books. | ||
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corumjhaelen
France6884 Posts
![[image loading]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41Od1kfydDL._SL500_SS500_.jpg) Apparently Gracq's only work translated in English. A pity because Au Château d'Argol is an amazing and incredibly complex book. Edit : next is ![[image loading]](http://www.polishlibrary.org/review/ferdydurke.jpg) | ||
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