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i enjoy drinking in moderation, but if i drink too much at once, i get very antisocial and want to crawl back to Sunken R'lyeh to finish my booze...

i was drinking and joking around...

i agree with what this guy said here. i tried to read the Riverworld series by Philip Jose Farmer. got to about 100 pages from the end of the fourth book and Cyrano de Bergerac (my favorite character) dies. i put it down. continuing to decipher the dialogue of a Titanthrop speaking with a...

i have no inclination to tackle Robert Jordan. I actually prefer stories that end in one book... ya, Lovecraft can be rather wordy in his descriptions. so can Dunsany. but i dig the way they describe things better, especially Dunsany. he had a better grasp on the fantastic than any other...

i dont think Tolkein was that great of a writer. he was a linguist. i find LOTR to be overly-descriptive of terrain at times and i really hate the army of the dead saving the day. Gondor should have lost in the end... none of the LOTR books crack my top ten fantasy novels. the names i...

Heroic Fantasy based in a world other than our own. William Morris wrote the first heroic fantasy based in another world. Older heroic fantasies were based somewhere in our world. when i speak of heroic fantasy, i am excluding things like Alice in Wonderland, which is fantasy, but not heroic...

ya. i saw those. i listed mine last night. i undercut those guys. the only set of mine that is complete is set 4. i am missing three each from sets 2 & 3 and one from set 1. i do have Obliviax though. at least i think i do. hell, i cant remember...

pulp magazines back then were full of fantastic stories drawing from mythology. by the time Tolkein wrote his books, the heroic fantasy genre was 50 years old, dating back to William Morris in the 1890's. it had been done before, and better...

neither. ive never read Game of Thrones and I am more into pre-Tolkein fantasy. Tolkein's work doesnt hold a candle to that of Lord Dunsany, E.R. Eddison, A. Merritt, Lovecraft or Mervyn Peake...

The Citadel of Fear by Francis Stevens (1918) Francis Stevens is the pen name of Gertrude Barrows Bennett, the unsung creator of the Dark Fantasy genre. Her stuff reads a lot like A. Merritt. She published six novels and numerous short stories in pulp magazines between 1918 and 1923, then...

I have 73 of the 80 Monster Cards released by TSR in 1982. What are they worth? anyone know?

something i made for the C.H.I.D.s to decorate...

tree house im building for the spawn...

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if you want to see ALL of my recent drawings visit my MySpace site and look at my MyStream photos (under Pics). i realize that no one is on MySpace anymore but i refuse to do the Facebook thing. i sunk low enough in joining MySpace... MySpace - Morkul / The Green Door - 33 - Male - Milton...

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