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<blockquote data-quote="ShadowDenizen" data-source="post: 2493042" data-attributes="member: 16485">Some of these are &quot;No-Brainers&quot; others are a bit more obscure.&nbsp; Of course, there's tons more that I can't even think of off the top of my head!!&nbsp; Most of these are fantasy/sci-fi, needles to say.Series:&quot;Lensman&quot; series-&nbsp; EE Smith&quot;Chronicles of Amber&quot;- Roger Zelazny&quot;Book of the New Sun&quot;- Gene Wolfe&quot;Song of Fire and Ice&quot;- George RR Martin&quot;Wheel of Time&quot;- Robert Jordan&quot;Wars of Light and Shadow&quot;- Janny Wurts&quot;Otherland&quot;- Tad Willimas&quot;Memory, Sorrow &amp; Thorn&quot;- Tad Willams&quot;ShadowMarch&quot;- Tad WilliamsThe &quot;Wraethu&quot; trilogy- Storm Constantine&quot;Crown of Shadows&quot;- Kate Elliott&quot;Runelords&quot;- David Farland&quot;Medalon&quot; series- Jennifer Fallon&quot;The Obisidian Trilogy&quot;- Mercedes LackeyStand-alones:The &quot;Ring&quot; trilogy (Ring, Spiral, Loop)- Koji Suzuki (The first book was the basis for the movie.)&nbsp; This is a trilogy, but each is also stand-alone.&quot;A Rumor of Gems&quot;- Ellen Steiber&nbsp; (One of my current favorite novels!!)&quot;Elantris&quot;- Brad Sanderson&quot;Battle Royale&quot;-&nbsp; Also a movie, but you need to read the book: quite violent, but very thought-provoking.&quot;The Demolished Man&quot;- Alfred Bester&quot;The Screwtape Letters&quot;- CS Lewis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ShadowDenizen, post: 2493042, member: 16485"] Some of these are "No-Brainers" others are a bit more obscure. Of course, there's tons more that I can't even think of off the top of my head!! Most of these are fantasy/sci-fi, needles to say. Series: "Lensman" series- EE Smith "Chronicles of Amber"- Roger Zelazny "Book of the New Sun"- Gene Wolfe "Song of Fire and Ice"- George RR Martin "Wheel of Time"- Robert Jordan "Wars of Light and Shadow"- Janny Wurts "Otherland"- Tad Willimas "Memory, Sorrow & Thorn"- Tad Willams "ShadowMarch"- Tad Williams The "Wraethu" trilogy- Storm Constantine "Crown of Shadows"- Kate Elliott "Runelords"- David Farland "Medalon" series- Jennifer Fallon "The Obisidian Trilogy"- Mercedes Lackey Stand-alones: The "Ring" trilogy (Ring, Spiral, Loop)- Koji Suzuki (The first book was the basis for the movie.) This is a trilogy, but each is also stand-alone. "A Rumor of Gems"- Ellen Steiber (One of my current favorite novels!!) "Elantris"- Brad Sanderson "Battle Royale"- Also a movie, but you need to read the book: quite violent, but very thought-provoking. "The Demolished Man"- Alfred Bester "The Screwtape Letters"- CS Lewis [/QUOTE]

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