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<blockquote data-quote="Wombat" data-source="post: 1854739" data-attributes="member: 8447">My goodness there are so many to choose from...Firebrand by MZ Bradley has a special place in my heart as the first book I ever hurled violently across a room, and that was by page 12, but since I never finished reading it, it would be difficult to say what the full impact (other than on the other chair) would have been like.Beggars in Spain -- highly recommended, absolutely atrocious and utterly unbelievable.&nbsp; I disliked the characters, the plot was well beyond contrived, and the world made no sense whatsoever.&nbsp; Lord Foul's Bane -- many people have commented so far about Thomas Covenant himself (one of the single most pointlessly vile characters in all of creation), but on top of this The Land itself was so insipid and boring that I was willing to let Lord Foul have it and bad luck on him for having to digest it.&nbsp; ...how many others...Nah, that's more than good enough.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wombat, post: 1854739, member: 8447"] My goodness there are so many to choose from... [I]Firebrand [/I] by MZ Bradley has a special place in my heart as the first book I ever hurled violently across a room, and that was by page 12, but since I never finished reading it, it would be difficult to say what the full impact (other than on the other chair) would have been like. [I]Beggars in Spain [/I] -- highly recommended, absolutely atrocious and utterly unbelievable. I disliked the characters, the plot was well beyond contrived, and the world made no sense whatsoever. [I]Lord Foul's Bane [/I] -- many people have commented so far about Thomas Covenant himself (one of the single most pointlessly vile characters in all of creation), but on top of this The Land itself was so insipid and [I]boring [/I] that I was willing to let Lord Foul have it and bad luck on him for having to digest it. ...how many others... Nah, that's more than good enough. [/QUOTE]

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