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    Bardoly

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    • RE: Anniversary edition reprint announced at Origins?

      Yeah, I had always wanted a copy of this, but I could never justify the high price tag.  I’ll definitely be getting one of these reprint editions.

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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      I’ve been reading Alex Scarrow’s “TimeRiders” series lately and have really been enjoying it.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Anniversary edition reprint announced at Origins?

      Wow!  I just came across this news today.  I have always wanted a “real” copy of this game, and now it seems that I will be able to get one!

      posted in News
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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      Haven’t had much time for reading of late, but I recently came across Brandon Sanderson’s “The Reckoners” trilogy.  Book 1 is “Steelheart”, and it’s really good.  The entire trilogy is great, and I recommend it to all.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      A friend of mine has written a fantasy novel, “The Phoenix Quest” and is looking to get it published.  Anyone who can help fund it would be well-appreciated.

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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      Read through “The Apocalypse Troll” and “In Fury Born” by David Weber again recently.  Really good books.

      I’m planning on reading through Daniel Hood’s 5-book “Fanuilh” series, after if comes in the mail.  After reading some reviews, it looked like a series that I would enjoy.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      Well, I read right through all 5 books of the “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” series in about 4-5 days.  They’re quite an enjoyable read.  I also just discovered that Mr. Riordan is in the process of writing a sequel series and is already up to book 4, so now I just need to save up some funds to buy them (or at least find them at a local library).

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      I haven’t been able to read much lately, but I’ve been wanting to ready Rick Riordan’s Percy Jackson & the Olympians series.  I have all 5 books, but I’ve only read the first two, and it was ~5 years ago.

      Anyone else been reading much lately?

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      Well, I recently read through the entire 14 books of Robert Jordan’s “The Wheel of Time” series.  I started on January 12th, and I finished on March 16th.  I didn’t read “New Spring”, but I will do so later this year.  I had read through the first 11 books before with some of the books having been read many times, but I had never read any of books 12-14 with Brandon Sanderson before.  I won’t spoil anything about the last three books right now, but suffice it to say, I’m glad that the books were written and that I read them.  Brandon Sanderson’s writing style was close enough to Robert Jordan’s so that I didn’t feel jarred out of Robert Jordan’s fantasy world.  If you haven’t read the series, then I highly recommend it to you, and if you have read some of the books but have not finished up the series, then I recommend that you do so.  You will enjoy the reading.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Science Fiction/Fantasy Book Forum

      Well, “The Prometheus Project” by Steve White was as good as I remembered it.  For now, I’ve been slooowly reading through David Edding’s, “The Dreamers” quadrilogy.  It’s not too bad, but as some other reveiwers have noted, he definitely seems to borrow some of the personalities from some of his other works - The Ellenium, The Belgariad, and such.

      posted in General Discussion
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