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Congrats to both, and I hope you're as happy as my husband and I.

Ok, the demon roaches got some really great lines this time around.

My first thought was, "Now they can get leadership."

I'm a Neutral Good Elf Bard/Ranger (2nd/1st Level) Ability Scores: Strength- 9 Dexterity- 12 Constitution- 11 Intelligence- 15 Wisdom- 14 Charisma- 13

The exact wording of the question: "Do I get to cause the death of any of the following: Miko, Miko's stupid horse, Roy, Vaarsuvius, or you?" Comic Nothing there to say it can't be more than one... And maybe it's just me, but do you really think that Elan would consider it a happy ending if his...

Or perhaps the son was the druid, wild shaped into a deer or some such.

Well, I'm not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for... but There and Back Again, by Pat Murphy is a fun little book. It's a retelling of The Hobbit, set in space. (I know, I know... it sounds stupid, but I thought it was fun.)

You could say that.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Thermopylae

...By the man they call Jayne?

And velociraptors! In fact, make it cloned velociraptors with laser guns.

Mine is a picture of Starglow, one of my City of Heroes characters, as she was drawn in the City of Heroes comic book.

Mersa Wigre, Nostau of Phentermine

That's a tough one. My favorite is Memory and Dream, with The Little Country and Moonheart: A Romance as close seconds. But I've liked everything of his I've read.

ENWorld is the place I come when I want to hang around with a group that's as weird as I am. Gaming is great, and the stuff you can find here is top-notch, but that's not all there is. It's the place that got me into Buffy and Veronica Mars, and the place where I found some people who mock...

Well, most of the people I like (Steven Brust, Terry Pratchett, Roger Zelazny and Elizabeth Moon) have been suggested above. But I haven't seen a mention of Lois McMaster Bujold. The Miles Vorkosigan series (sci-fi) is great, and the Chalion books (The Curse of Chalion and The Paladin of Souls...

I've read the first three. They were your standard fantasy- not the best, but not the worst I've ever read. There are 6 books in the series: Battleaxe, Enchanter, and Starman are the first three and form one arc (the Axis Trilogy), and I believe the second three (Sinner, Pilgrim, and Crusader)...

My money's on the title referring to Hagrid. He's the only obvious halfblood I can think of, other than Harry or Voldemort.

Lois McMaster Bujold- Civil Campaign is her best, but it's probably not as good without reading the earlier books in the series. Terry Pratchett- I can't pick out a best. Seriously, he just keeps getting better. I usually recommend Small Gods or Guards, Guards though. Small Gods is unconnected...

Lots of poems already mentioned. One not mention yet is e.e. cummings' maggie and milly and molly and may. maggie and milly and molly and may. went down to the beach (to play one day) and maggie discovered a shell that sang so sweetly she couldn't remember her troubles, and milly befriended a...

I think it was 8th grade when I started reading The Stand (the unabridged version.) My classmates, who'd become used to my bookwormishness, became impressed all over again. I also got a few looks when, in a different school a few years later, I brought Lucifer's Hammer to read during finals.