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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sidran" data-source="post: 274835" data-attributes="member: 6160">George RR Martin is a very good writer. I haver read all three of his ASoF&I books, and his Collaberative Windhaven which on its own was a good book. Also he has a short story in the Legends set edited by R. Silversberg Titled Onion Knight if I am remembering right.Yes A game of the Thrones is firstthen Clash of Kings and Sea of Swords Another series you might try if you haven't read them already is the Runelords series by Dave Farland.  It is a very unique fantasy world with its own ideas about magic. I would highly recomend reading the books.* Runelords 1st in series* Brotherhood of the Wolf 2nd in the series * Wizard born 3rd In the series* There is a four book either on the way or nearing completion for Hard cover printing dont know the date. Only frustrating thing about the series is that for some unknown reason the third books paperback has been held up from being delivered to the store. Also I would highly recomend Rhapsody by Elizabeth HaydonThough the first book is a little slow it gets better towards the end, and the second book Prophecy picks up and runs well into the third book Destiny. She also will be putting out a new book in the same world some time this November.  Also A Song for Arrabonne ( I think I spelled that right) by Guy Gavriel Kayes (one of the editors of the Simarillion 1st Editon) A story set in a mideaval french like world, alot  to do with music, bards, and religious war.If you can stomach some inconsistent writing John Marco writes the Jackal of Nar series which has good solid fantasy Ideas but when not in a battle description fails to maintain the quality of  writing. I didnt finish the first book, read it at Barnes & Nobles are where ever you can but don't spend money until your sure youll like it</blockquote>

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