Biff Weasley Posted:

Fantasy: George RR Martin A Song of Ice and Fire: A Game of Thrones, A Clash of Kings, A Storm of Swords, A Feast For Crows

I’ve never heard of these,

Biff Weasley Posted:

SF: Dan Simmons Hyperion, The Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, The Rise of Endymion

but these were quite good.

tame Posted:

There’s a lot of free stuff online.

Doesn’t help a guy who’s always in airports, hotels, and restaurants.

nanaintelligentjesus gets you SMART IN YOUR BRAINS Posted:

anything by these authors:

hemmingway

chuck palanauhkiuhkhkh

vonnegut

phillip k male reproductive organ

Covered a lot from these authors, except for Chuck palanauhkiuhkhkh (I think you made that one up)Log in to see images!

CreepPipe Posted:

The Zombie Survival Guide and World War Z both by Max Brooks.

These books were great. In fact, my wife even read the survival guide and loved it.

scullyangel Posted:

Well, damn if you’re almost out of Gaiman. Have you read the Sandman series? It was released as a comic and is now collected as a graphic novel in 10(?) volumes. Epic Gaiman storytelling.

I actually own these, their some of Gaiman’s best work. Have you read Anansi Boys yet?

was Posted:

Since you seem to be a Herbert fan, I will leave him out.

The Slynx by Tatyana Tolstaya

Coming Through Slaughter by Michael Ondaatje

Atmospheric Disturbances by Rivka Galchen

Remainder by Tom McCarthy

The Somnambulist by Jonathan Barnes

Thanks, I’ll look into these. I read The Somnabulist a few months back.

nanaintelligentjesus gets you SMART IN YOUR BRAINS Posted:

I could never get into Terry Pratchett. It was funny the first time around but by the second book it all felt the same. :|

The only Pratchett book I really enjoyed was Good Omens, which he wrote with Gaiman.

Courtney Posted:

Hey Corey! Have you read the “Watchmen” graphic novel by Alan Moore?

Of Course!Log in to see images!

In fact, my copy is starting to fall apart.