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Wheel of Time book 12: A Memory of Light
Jackie Blue:
R.A. Salvatore? Seriously? Are we like 16 here? Because when I was 16 was the last time I could stand Salvatore.
If you want to read some good epic fantasy that is more than D&D geek wish fulfilmment (OMG HE FITES WIFF TWO SWORDZ) I would suggest any of Robin Hobb's series, especially the Assassin Trilogy.
Also, Michael Swanwick's The Iron Dragon's Daughter, which is probably the most completely absurd and literary "fantasy" novel I can think of. In fact, taken as a whole, when you think about what was really happening and what the ending really "meant", there's a strong case to be made that it's not even a fantasy novel at all.
Boro_Bandito:
actually, plenty of people on here as far as I can tell are sixteen, and since it was around sixteen( three or so years ago) was the last time I read any R.A. Salvatore, it might be a little better in memory to me than it would be now.
est:
--- Quote from: zerodrone on 17 Dec 2007, 00:25 ---R.A. Salvatore? Seriously? Are we like 16 here?
--- End quote ---
What you have to realise is that a lot of them are, or younger.
mberan42:
N-N-N-N-NECRO BUMP
(And I know this is old-ish news, but I went to the ALA conference on Saturday at McCormick Place in Chicago and found a flyer there at the Tor desk.)
A Memory of Light, book 12 of The Wheel of Time, has been split into three books. The first, The Gathering Storm, will be on bookshelves on 3 November 2009.
http://www.tor.com/index2.php?option=com_content&view=blog&id=19734
rynne:
AWheel of Time story that became ridiculously bloated? I don't believe it! :roll:
At least now fans are assured that Sanderson's following in Jordan's footsteps.
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