memememe173 said:well, they're second level story
oh yeah, i see that now
how was Forgotten Realms? i haven't read any of those
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=books/fr/novelguide
memememe173 said:well, they're second level story
We have the Pit of Strid Sexing. And who needs a scapegoat when we have Garbad?theBlackKnight said:*punches you all who have disgraced a good off topic thread with " books "*
*shudder*
You guys need to get a scapegoat for the druid forum, because I think the OTF is the only place where we should get durf.
*leaves*
you get what you look for I suppose. The first time I read the books (maybe 3-5 years ago) I was all "omg Dr1zzt r teh shitzor" but now reading again (bought them) I'm enjoying it still, but more like one enjoys Star Wars for the 5th time (teh exciting) and opposed to the first (omg I wanna be Luke!)proudfoot said:Salvatore is too clichéd IMO. I'm really picky with my fantasy.
memememe173 said:give me some reccomended reading
Bob_TheMadCow said:House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielski :thumbsup:
It's a book about a guy who puts together a book from bits and pieces lying around a dead guy's flat. The book is about a film that never existed. The film is about a house that couldn't exist cause its just too freaky, there is a door in a wall that leads down into blackness, but the door is on a wall only a few inches thick, so it can't possibly lead anywhere. The guy putting the book together goes mad. His mum was already mad, and thats kinda disturbing too.
It's good.
OotS is good too. I'm tempted to buy one of their T-shirts...
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memememe173 said:it was so hard reading Dragons of Summer Flame =/