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<blockquote data-quote="Galen" data-source="post: 237240" data-attributes="member: 5007">Thought provoking:&nbsp;Quintara Marathon# 3 90 Trillion Fausts&nbsp; (©1991)&nbsp;&nbsp; 416 pp.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Science Fiction # 2 The Run to Chaos Keep&nbsp; (©1991)&nbsp;&nbsp; 336 pp.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Science Fiction&nbsp; &nbsp; # 1 The Demons at Rainbow Bridge&nbsp; (©1989)&nbsp;&nbsp; 384 pp.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Science Fiction&nbsp; &nbsp; It was a very interesting series.&nbsp; Roger Zelazeny books, Pick one, they are great entertainment.&nbsp; Start with &quot;Lords of Light&quot;&nbsp; If you can find a copy.&nbsp;&nbsp; Something I wouldn't read, and I refuse to buy in hardcover anymore.&nbsp; THE Wheel of time series.&nbsp; Its a bloated series. If the last 3 or 4 books didnt' exist, it wouldn't effect the plot 1 bit.&nbsp;&nbsp; I wont be buying any more in the series.&nbsp;&nbsp; Its evolved into complete crap. Series I'd recommend:Foundation'sMagician's Apprentice(Douglas Adams zaphod's books, not really a series I think.)Piers Anthony - Immortal series, and other ones but dont go past book 5 or 6 since they dont go anywhere either like the Wheel of time. Anypart of Micheal Moorcocks Immortal hero books are good, he has several.&nbsp; Most people know the elric ones.Belgariad series(missspelled I think)All the Conan books and John carter of mars books. (Poor writting style, but amazing entertainment value.)&nbsp; I believe they can be found online for free(Guttenberg?). Thieves World series.There are lots of good books out there, I tend to not like books written by women that write how they &quot;believe&quot; a man thinks, some of them actually cause physical pain between my eyes. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />I tend to like books written by veterans more then just people that write about combat but haven't been there.&nbsp; One of my favorites, I'm rereading now is the ENDER WIGGENS series of books.I'm rambling, GL on the search. Galen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Galen, post: 237240, member: 5007"] Thought provoking: Quintara Marathon # 3 90 Trillion Fausts (©1991) 416 pp. Science Fiction # 2 The Run to Chaos Keep (©1991) 336 pp. Science Fiction # 1 The Demons at Rainbow Bridge (©1989) 384 pp. Science Fiction It was a very interesting series. Roger Zelazeny books, Pick one, they are great entertainment. Start with "Lords of Light" If you can find a copy. Something I wouldn't read, and I refuse to buy in hardcover anymore. THE Wheel of time series. Its a bloated series. If the last 3 or 4 books didnt' exist, it wouldn't effect the plot 1 bit. I wont be buying any more in the series. Its evolved into complete crap. Series I'd recommend: Foundation's Magician's Apprentice (Douglas Adams zaphod's books, not really a series I think.) Piers Anthony - Immortal series, and other ones but dont go past book 5 or 6 since they dont go anywhere either like the Wheel of time. Anypart of Micheal Moorcocks Immortal hero books are good, he has several. Most people know the elric ones. Belgariad series(missspelled I think) All the Conan books and John carter of mars books. (Poor writting style, but amazing entertainment value.) I believe they can be found online for free(Guttenberg?). Thieves World series. There are lots of good books out there, I tend to not like books written by women that write how they "believe" a man thinks, some of them actually cause physical pain between my eyes. :) I tend to like books written by veterans more then just people that write about combat but haven't been there. One of my favorites, I'm rereading now is the ENDER WIGGENS series of books. I'm rambling, GL on the search. Galen [/QUOTE]

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