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That's actually quite interesting and informative.

Why did you step down from your lofty position of power? Oh how we n00bs trembled at the very mention of your name, now you're nothing. NOTHING!

Gotcha. Now the only problem is finding myself few more eyes to read all these books. Maybe I can be like that old dude danzo from naruto and steal meself 10 pair of eyes.

Ooo I just read the plot overview and the first paragraph after that, and the book seems to be something I was actually looking for. I only hope this book isn't one of those books with high potential that fizzles out near the end because things just got too complicated for the author to keep track of. Frozen Feet: I've put the Old Kingdom Series on my reading list as well. P.S. Just wondering if anyone ever found a good magic/sci-fi fusion books where magic is part of that futuristic society? Something like the book game Arcanum. I have yet to read anything like that besides Star Wars and I don't really consider the Force at that magicky. editted book/game thingie

Um... how about alien porn? I'm sure aliens need to breed somehow and whether it's creepy bug on bug gay orgy or alien facehuggers deepthroating each other, I know our dirty minds can film the filthiest crap out there and release them. And just when they are distracted by all that smut, we send in the zombie ninja dragons on prozac.

Originally Posted By: Celtic Minstrel I for one don't read Order of the Stick. Good for you! I applaud your ability to not give a crap about how others see you. I, on the other hand, is just too insecure to not cave in to peer pressure. Go Xykon!

Well I guess I said "intelligent" because 1984 has that mandatory high school reading list feeling to it. For some reason I keep thinking I'm gonna have to write an essay on it and turn it in on Monday. That's what I meant. So what's Snow Crash about? Totalitarian regime, disinformation, Big Brother... etc? boggle: Have you read any of Harry Turtledove's alternative history books? He has some books where the nazis won the war. His books are addictive and fun without requiring too much brain power... kinda has harry potter-ish feeling to them because you keep turning pages after pages without being able to stop.

Is everyone here a big fan of Order of the Stick? I guess I needs to start catching up if I want to fit in. Peer pressure and all.

Great suggestions! I'll start with 1984 by Orwell although it seems more intelligent than I was hoping for. I'm also interested in The Name of the Wind and Man in the High Castle but it seems like I have to buy them since my local library doesn't have carry too many fantasies. I've also heard some good things about Discworld but it seems way too epic for me to just casually start. Maybe later? I too have the coldfire books and I remember the main evil guy had a really cool sword but it was a while back, so I don't remember too much. And yeah I read all of David Edding's stuff a while back, but they are always so good. The only problem I had with it was that most of the major characters were all over thousands years old and the main character was over ten thousands years old. It's pretty far out there for me. I read first two Earthsea books but the rests are so difficult to find! Thanks everyone for great suggestions, and please keep on giving me suggestions along with few short sentences why they are good. I can never have too many good books to read.

Holy crap you guys read a lot of books. Um... obviously I'm not as well versed in fantasy/sci-fi lore as the good folks here. May I suggest that each recommend only one or two books they really liked and few sentences explaining why? I think that might be better than discussion on why this Card person who seems to hate all that I love in life.

Any new fantasies out there that's pretty good? I've lost interest in the Wheel of Times after the original author died and other long series such as Sword of Truth just stopped being all that fun after a while. I recently picked up Jim Butcher's the Dresden Files and quite good. Any other fantasy books you guys recommend? Sci-fi's okay too, but I don't usually read them.

I wouldn't mind seeing a new reality tv show called Queer Eye for the Undead Guy where they spiffy up the ugly liches and show pale vampires how to use spray on tan lotions.

I already admitted I made at fault and the problem has been solved. If anything, the manager was much more understanding than some people here. I don't see the point of all the hostility. cfgauss can you please drop it?

"A man's worth isn't determined by what, if anything, is between his femurs!" LOL Well of course that's what lichs and their minions would say. But I'm sure a vamp with 100 harem slaves would disagree. Actually this is the first time I heard about Xykon but IT(crystal scrying Balls don't count) seems like a swell being.

Doesn't matter how much bling you can cover you face with if you can't use it to impress girls. Besides I doubt lichs can even get laid since their danglies must have rotted off centuries ago.