Knaak is a wonderful author. The best book I have read by him was a short story he wrote in the dragonlance series involving a haunted castle. It is extremely entertaining.

ON another note, There is a dragonlance movie being made:
http://imdb.com/title/tt0825245/
(Credited cast)

Michael Rosenbaum ... Tanthalas 'Tanis' Half-Elven (voice)

Kiefer Sutherland ... Raistlin Majere (voice)

Lucy Lawless ... Goldmoon (voice)
Fred Tatasciore ... Flint Fireforge/Fewmaster Toede (voice)

Michelle Trachtenberg ... Tika (voice)
Rino Romano ... Caramon Majere (voice)

Jason Marsden ... Tasslehoff Burrfoot (voice)
Neil Ross ... Fizban The Fabulous (voice)

Marc Worden ... Sturm Brightblade (voice)

Phil LaMarr ... Riverwind/Gilthanas (voice)

LaSt)ChAnCe

United States2179 Posts

August 13 2007 03:18 GMT

#105

useLess

United States4781 Posts

August 13 2007 03:23 GMT

#106

The Anthropology of Language (for class)
The Harry Potter series (finished 7 when it came out, so im rereading it all for a retrospective look. just started 4 now)

Phantom

Canada2151 Posts

August 13 2007 03:24 GMT

#107

Vigilante

United States130 Posts

August 13 2007 05:15 GMT

#108

Here's a few books I personally enjoyed that I'd recommend for pretty much everyone.

CustomXSpunjah

United States1093 Posts

August 13 2007 07:33 GMT

#109

didnt read through the whole thread but if it already came up this is another reason to read it:

an excellent book, by the first page i was almost brought to tears

Ilikestarcraft

Korea (South)17734 Posts

August 13 2007 08:06 GMT

#110

On August 13 2007 12:05 fusionsdf wrote:

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Haha that sounds nice. I liked the books.

b_unnies

3579 Posts

August 13 2007 08:08 GMT

#111

On August 13 2007 17:06 Ilikestarcraft wrote:

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Haha that sounds nice. I liked the books.

oh nice, Kiefer Sutherland

BrutalMenace

United States1237 Posts

August 13 2007 08:09 GMT

#112

ace on the River by Barry Greenstein... 220 pgs in

BlaCha

Poland743 Posts

August 13 2007 08:49 GMT

#113

useLess

United States4781 Posts

August 13 2007 09:33 GMT

#114

I liked The Fountainhead, but I just could read Atlas Shrugged for some reason.

NarutO

Germany18839 Posts

August 13 2007 09:41 GMT

#115

Well .. its not a book but its for sure better!

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Teamliquid.net

DrainX

Sweden3187 Posts

August 13 2007 09:48 GMT

#116

On August 11 2007 20:50 NeoIllusions wrote:
A Game of Thrones

Have you played the boardgame based on those books

? Its great.

I just finnished reading this book yesterday.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starcraft:_Dark_Templar

Im waiting for the sequel to be released in november. For being a book based on a computergame its actualy great

Before that I was reading these three books:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_minsky

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_God_Delusion

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noam_chomsky

I have to say that Richard Dawkins and Noam Chomsky are my two favorite non fiction writers. I realy enjoy their books and talks. Im thinking of reading one of these books next, any tips on which one I should start with or maybe any other interesting books in the same general subject ;e?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin's_Dangerous_Idea

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consciousness_Explained

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_End_of_Faith

Vigilante

United States130 Posts

August 13 2007 11:59 GMT

#117

Oh here's another book I read for an english assignment. I thought it'd be boring at first, but I found I actually liked it (this might just be because I am interested in politics). It is non-fiction.