Mad Swede
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Trouble with Lichen is better in my view, if not as well known.
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What are you top fifteen Favorite Novels / Series?
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Upvoting on books mentioned by others but which didn't make my list.
A Fire Upon The Deep - wonderfully epic SF
Farewell My Lovely - anything and everything by Chandler, really
Red Harvest - and by Hammett
Heart of Darkness - let's add Conrad to the list of anything and everything they wrote
A Fire Upon The Deep - wonderfully epic SF
Farewell My Lovely - anything and everything by Chandler, really
Red Harvest - and by Hammett
Heart of Darkness - let's add Conrad to the list of anything and everything they wrote
Foxkeyes
Minstrel
I was going to list that too, but not enough room.
ReiRei19050
Dreamer
I don't have a favorite, and can neither name fiftneen, but I did like:
How To Train Your Dragon
( very childish humor at times, for obvious reasons, yet overall an okay read. Can't say I enjoyed the "viking" names though. Truly, the dragons were named better ),
Spirit Animals,
Guardians of Ga'Hoole,
Tailchaser's Song,
Don't you Dare Read This, Mrs. Dunphrey,
Wolves of the Beyond,
The Tale of Despereaux,
White Fang,
Watership Down,
Wulfgard,
and Wings of Fire.
How To Train Your Dragon
( very childish humor at times, for obvious reasons, yet overall an okay read. Can't say I enjoyed the "viking" names though. Truly, the dragons were named better ),
Spirit Animals,
Guardians of Ga'Hoole,
Tailchaser's Song,
Don't you Dare Read This, Mrs. Dunphrey,
Wolves of the Beyond,
The Tale of Despereaux,
White Fang,
Watership Down,
Wulfgard,
and Wings of Fire.
Karlin
Sage
To Where the Wind Goes (Haim Be'er, Hebrew, not translated, as far as I know)
Journey to the West (4 volumes, Yu's translation)
Don Quixote
Of Mice and Men (a novella, really)
Small Gods, Terry Pratchett
Thief of Time, Terry Pratchett
Joseph Conrad, not sure which to choose. Did you know that English was not his native language?
I like many others, but the above stick in my mind.
Journey to the West (4 volumes, Yu's translation)
Don Quixote
Of Mice and Men (a novella, really)
Small Gods, Terry Pratchett
Thief of Time, Terry Pratchett
Joseph Conrad, not sure which to choose. Did you know that English was not his native language?
I like many others, but the above stick in my mind.
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BJ Swabb
Sage
This is by Bandon Mull right? I haven't read this yet. Is it good?
ReiRei19050
Dreamer
Yes, and yes.
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BJ Swabb
Sage
He's my favorite author
