need something to read

[Sharma]

aint been reading for ages just wondering if theres any reccomendations?

i like fantasy or sci-fi novels, read the LoTR and that stuff, but i need something thats easy to follow

 

[bodhi]

See Spot Spacewalk?

 

[doh_boy]

this might help

Or Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan


or

Raymond E Feist, Anne McAffrey, David Eddings, David Gemmell.

 

[Trebz]

Go for gemmell if you want easy to follow. Rigante series is pretty good.

 

[Wij]

Originally posted by bodhi
See Spot Spacewalk?

 

[leggy]

I don't do fantasy but i started reading Gemmell - Legend the other day. You might want to try that. Pretty decent so far.

 

[SilverHood]

Legend is pretty good.

Another good Author is Janny Wurtz, if you can find any of her books on sale.

And Harry Turtledove, master of alternative history.... Guns of the South is brilliant

 

[Trebz]

I thought wurtz's own books sucked. She excelled in the empire books she did with feist though.

 

[SilverHood]

hmm, I enjoyed the War of Light and Shadow... Master of Whitestorm and the other one was a bit sucky imho

and yes, the Empire series with Fiest is brilliant.... would help if you read Magician (maybe Silverthorn too) before reading them.

 

[Arnor]

PratchetT!!


you cant go wrong with discworld

 

[Scooba Da Bass]

I've just started on Arnor2's sig. I've not got very far, but so far it's been a pretty boring read, no new ideas, and far too long.

Full review to come when I finish,

 

[bodhi]

It's clear the author is lacking in a social life. Slightly more worrying is the fact that he seems quite proud of it.

 

[caLLous]

I just finished The Genesis Code by John Case. Fucking good innit. And I learned stuff about DNA along the way. :>

 

[Private Dancer]

David Eddings (dont listen to what they were saying in the WOT thread!!!!! ) either pawn of prophecy (1si book in the belgariad series) or redemption of Althalus... which is a wkd book for a good story but not having to follow up with otherbooks in the series (coz its not in a series)




....... or the discworld series as Arnor2 said... u cant go wrong ..... if u like science read 'the science of discworld' its an amazing book.....

 

[Maljonic]

has anyone read 'The Black Company' books by Glen Cook, I seem to remember them being very good?

 

[Wij]

"Language, Truth and Logic" by A.J. Ayer.

Damn fine.

 

[Maljonic]

Also the 'Dragonlance' books are pretty easy going but enjoyable.