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<blockquote data-quote="jester47" data-source="post: 1214399" data-attributes="member: 2238">Just finished the Fencing Master by Perez-Reverte, same author that did The Club Dumas.Currently reading Dragondoom by Denis L. McKiernan.Next, I am circiling back to try and finish Dus Lo'Volt, a chonicle of the crusades.Then there are:The alphabet and the goddessThe Stars are OursBlood MeridianTemple of Elemental EvilGreyhawk: Tale of Old CityThe Silver Call (Dennis again)Tanya Huff's the better part of ValorSembia: The halls of StormweatherRaymond E. Feists MagicianLarry McMurtry's Leaving CheyanneTreasure IslandPerez-Reverte's The Nautical ChartThen Loius L'Amour's End of the DriveRobert Harris' PompeiiThese are all the boks I have not read that I own.However, there are some interlopers creeping in:EragonThe Thousand OrcsThe Lone Drow(lots of realms stuff, mainly Denning and Niles, but I want to explore Greenwood just to see, I am thinking Spellfire for that.)Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson - supposed to be as good as Cryptonomicon but more accessible to a regular audience.American GodsThe Thief Lord (and tons of childrens books) [Which are by the way some of the best fantasy writing, forget the &quot;the big kids section&quot;Then there is tons of history and non-fiction that has caught my eye.I work in a book store...I need to learn to read faster.It also occurs to me that a library card might be a good idea.Aaron.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jester47, post: 1214399, member: 2238"] Just finished the Fencing Master by Perez-Reverte, same author that did The Club Dumas. Currently reading Dragondoom by Denis L. McKiernan. Next, I am circiling back to try and finish Dus Lo'Volt, a chonicle of the crusades. Then there are: The alphabet and the goddess The Stars are Ours Blood Meridian Temple of Elemental Evil Greyhawk: Tale of Old City The Silver Call (Dennis again) Tanya Huff's the better part of Valor Sembia: The halls of Stormweather Raymond E. Feists Magician Larry McMurtry's Leaving Cheyanne Treasure Island Perez-Reverte's The Nautical Chart Then Loius L'Amour's End of the Drive Robert Harris' Pompeii These are all the boks I have not read that I own. However, there are some interlopers creeping in: Eragon The Thousand Orcs The Lone Drow (lots of realms stuff, mainly Denning and Niles, but I want to explore Greenwood just to see, I am thinking Spellfire for that.) Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson - supposed to be as good as Cryptonomicon but more accessible to a regular audience. American Gods The Thief Lord (and tons of childrens books) [Which are by the way some of the best fantasy writing, forget the "the big kids section" Then there is tons of history and non-fiction that has caught my eye. I work in a book store... I need to learn to read faster. It also occurs to me that a library card might be a good idea. Aaron. [/QUOTE]

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