How about you PM him and find out MN? :lol:
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How about you PM him and find out MN? :lol:
It'd be more work. ;)
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Last i got was "Tallon of the Silver Hawk".
Book one in the "Conclave of the Shadows" series
(That's the Secret Society to fight the nameless one set up by Pug in "Shards of a Broken Crown")
There are more, but im waiting for them to come out in paperback, coz im skint
:(
Anyone wishing to get into Feist:
The 1st Book of all the differing Series (which all fit together...) is: "Magician"
In my opinion, a hell of a lot better than Tolkien....
Silmarillion, never thought about that, what other works are there of Tolkien's
Talon of the Silver Hawk any good?
Tolkien's other popular work is The Hobbit.
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By memory: Book of Lost tales and/or Forgotten stories 1 & 2.
Adventures of Tom Badabil (sp), Probably something else.
Silmarillion also details elements of Elven language, which is useful for naming characters in your role playing games. For example in morrowind I have a female redguard named Maegwen - meaning "Sharp Maid" i.e. Battle Maid. Her class being Faerun (Wandering Spirit).
Book of Lost Tales by Christopher Tolkien (JRR's grandson)
Adventures of Tom Bombadil
I'd recommend the Silmarillion and The Hobbit (its strictly a children's book, not an epic)
Terry Pratchett - Disc World Series (alot more humor though)
Tolkien's 'Farmer Giles of Ham'. Its by no means epic but still damn good.
The Dark Tower series.
These were great:
http://www.malazanempire.com/
The best I've read in that direction in a long time.
Otherwise there's always Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time"/"Dragon Reborn"-series.
I guess you could have a go at Lloyd Alexander's "Westmark" or Ursula K. LeGuin's fantasy novels as well.