As many has already written 1. Asimov, Foundation and Robot series mainly 2. Ender's Game (the rest just weren't as good) 3. Ilium (Yes, it's better then the Hyperion cantos...Simmons just gets better and better) 4. Hyperion Cantos 5. Craig Bear's Eon/Eternity view post
Just finished The Darkness that Comes Before. Next up is Brilliance of the Moon by Lian Hearn, third in Tales of the Otori series view post
1. Wheel of Time 2. Tale of the Malazan Book of the Fallen 3. Riftwar 4. Sword of Truth 5. Song of Fire and Ice Bakker didn't quite manage to sneak in there after just reading the first book view post
Neon Genesis Evangelion is a classic, very good and very smart show. Definatly a must watch for any anime fan, but I wouldn't recommomend it as an introduction to the genre, as it can be very confusing and a bit...odd at times.
Watching an episode or two wouldn't really do it justice though, it's a continous story of 26 episodes, with a full feature movie showing the last few episodes from a different view (by popular demand as the ending was too confusing apparently ).
Anyway, recommended watch, classic, hated and loved series.
*goes back into hiding*
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*tips hat* Well deserved view post
Currently: Revelation Space - by Alastair Reynolds Oslo 2084 - by Jon Bing and Tor Åge Bringsværd Just finished: The Crystal City - by O.S. Card Exile's Return - by Raymond Feist view post
After a dry period caused by lack of funds and everlasting exams... Shadow and Claw, by Gene Wolfe With the second collection already waiting to be read afterwards on the shelf :) view post
I enjoy alot of sports, but fotball (soccer) is by far the fav Some other favourites, Handball and Cross Country Skiing view post
The Stars My Destination, (or Tiger! Tiger!) by Alfred Bester. Small stack of sci-fi waiting to be read after that; A Fire Upon the Deep, Pandora's Star, Hidden Empire, Eye in the Sky, and Polystom view post
I quite enjoyed Jarka Ruus, but was dissapointed with Tanequil. I'll be getting Straken, but it won't be til the paperback comes out view post
I've had a pretty long dry spell concerning reading, but have somehow managed to continue browsing through books and buying them at the easiest of whims. A friend suggest Amy Hempel's short stories however, and I've loved just about everything I've managed to get. Definatly a new favourite view post
I think I killt it
On Writing, by Stephen King
Across the Face of the World, by Russell Kirkpatrick
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