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Sajiki
Germany522 Posts
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mierin
United States4943 Posts
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heronz
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On November 04 2010 02:05 emperorchampion wrote: Holy! I thought this was happening later on in the month :O  I shouldn't pick it up till after my mid-term though oh sorry, i just figure anyone who was interested would know the signing dates already. for nyc its nov 8th, monday. apparently Harriet will be there. On November 04 2010 02:40 mierin wrote: So much left unanswered...AMoL is going to be like 3k pages. :| fine with me. hopefully 4k, its weird that these books will be concluding after being a part of me for more than half my life. i seriously dont think someone can read this series and not be changed. | ||
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emperorchampion
Canada9496 Posts
On November 04 2010 03:23 heronz wrote: oh sorry, i just figure anyone who was interested would know the signing dates already. for nyc its nov 8th, monday. apparently Harriet will be there. no need to apologize lol, thanks for reminding me :p | ||
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randombum
United States2378 Posts
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Trap
United States395 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Snape kills Asmodean. | ||
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Uranium
United States1077 Posts
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Nyovne
Netherlands19138 Posts
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craz3d
Bulgaria856 Posts
On October 06 2010 14:43 Fa1nT wrote: I don't think anyone has mentioned this series http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_Shannara_Trilogy There is also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daughter_of_the_Lioness And another one with a female-hero, but this one is a DARK story... (involves leeching peoples lives for magic power( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magister_Trilogy I've read WoL up to the beginning of the 10th book, and it got really tedious reading so I stopped. I have also read the first book in the Shannara trilogy and it was pretty decent. Another good fantasy author is Raymond Feist. His first book called "Magician" is probably one of the best fantasy books I've ever read. | ||
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Wesso
Netherlands1245 Posts
On November 05 2010 01:08 craz3d wrote: I've read WoL up to the beginning of the 10th book, and it got really tedious reading so I stopped. I have also read the first book in the Shannara trilogy and it was pretty decent. Another good fantasy author is Raymond Feist. His first book called "Magician" is probably one of the best fantasy books I've ever read. Agreed, I'm just skimming a lot of paragraphs because nothing happens in them, but the overarching story is too awesome to stop reading altogether. raymond e. feist books are much more fun though, the world is maybe not as deep and the persona's are more stereotypes, but it's just much awesomer and much less longwinded. | ||
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lagmaster
United States374 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Sanderson had a good dozen different loose plot ends that he ended in this book and managed to get all those random armies gathered to one spot ready for TG. Because of this the story progresses pretty quickly and we don't get the in depth dialog of the previous books. No asmo killer as far as i saw. | ||
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Dudemeister
Sweden314 Posts
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NonSenSeWins
United States66 Posts
did anyone else get kinda turned on by some of the scenes in these books? o_O | ||
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Tdelamay
Canada548 Posts
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randombum
United States2378 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Graendal, you can infer it from when she gets taken to be punished "You've caused the death of 3 Forsaken now" Or something along those lines. Or more definitely in the glossary where its flatly stated it was her. | ||
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KevinIX
United States2472 Posts
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KevinIX
United States2472 Posts
On November 07 2010 06:36 Tdelamay wrote: I read all the Wheel of time novels so far. I loved the one Sanderson wrote. The ending was unexpected and really depicts the madness that is grasping Rand! + Show Spoiler + Really? I thought it was the end of Rand's madness. | ||
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Iranon
United States983 Posts
On November 07 2010 12:58 KevinIX wrote: + Show Spoiler + Really? I thought it was the end of Rand's madness. + Show Spoiler + Yeah, I was pretty sure we were golden after the end of tGS. Towers of Midnight seemed to confirm this, what with the bubble of happy-time that follows Rand around now... But then again, maybe we're not out of the woods yet. Nynaeve *saw* his mind, and whoa. And then his ex-lover popped into his head for a surprise visit in the last few pages... Slightly confused here. What the hell really happened to Cyndane? | ||
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King K. Rool
Canada4408 Posts
On November 08 2010 09:52 Iranon wrote: + Show Spoiler + Yeah, I was pretty sure we were golden after the end of tGS. Towers of Midnight seemed to confirm this, what with the bubble of happy-time that follows Rand around now... But then again, maybe we're not out of the woods yet. Nynaeve *saw* his mind, and whoa. And then his ex-lover popped into his head for a surprise visit in the last few pages... Slightly confused here. What the hell really happened to Cyndane? + Show Spoiler + I think he's fine for the most part, his insanity was mostly Lews Therin right? I remember Rand having "white" with the black thorns, whereas the other guy (Naeff?) Nynaeve healed didn't. I assumed that Lews Therin is the white holding back the thorns or something to that extent, because Rand never manifested any other symptoms that I remember. Cyndane is Lanfear isn't she? Her torment is probably Moridin playing with that uh, soul-box thingy that he carries. Either she's reaching out for help or it's a plan to get Rand. Likely she plans for both. Do we still need spoilers? | ||
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bigjenk
United States1543 Posts
On April 09 2003 01:07 linternet wrote: I am a big fan of the series. If you like it though, I will recommend Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series - it's like Jordan on Steroids. Umm sword of truth liberally borrows from wot and is considered by most to be a dumbed down version. How do people say the books are shallow there is more character depth and just an astounding amount of actual complexity to it. | ||
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