I have watched docos on them both. They are both fascinating stories.Quote:
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I have watched docos on them both. They are both fascinating stories.Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartmark
Finished this in one smoking break, lolmao. Yes it is a children's book. But it's one of many reasons that I enjoy the fantasy genre as much as I do as an adult. This was one of many favorite books of mine as a kid.
" The Little Princess Who Went Out In The World "
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Just finished the first book in a grimdark trilogy based on chinese myths and traditions. Got the two other books as well, so maybe I'll just finish it now, or read something else in between. I haven't decided yet.
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Read a couple of books since last time I posted here:
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Great band Kemo, that would be such an interesting read.Quote:
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My goodness, how do you find the time to read all these books? lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Smartmark
I took a break from it. It moves really slow and it was boring the hell out of me.Quote:
Originally Posted by LionDen
Right now, I'm currently reading: Rob Halford - Confess
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lol I would have thought Led Zepplin would have some great stories but maybe they were just mellow dudes. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Kemo
Rob Halford maybe a bit more exciting with the Judas Priests days. :)
I read what it is about online SM. Are you liking it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartmark
I loved all three books. I was kinda sad when it was over. It would have been awesome to see movie adaptions of these novels.Quote:
Originally Posted by LionDen
I hate it when I read a series of books and then it's over. You just want more, especially if you loved it. You get so invested into the story and then ... boom, that's it. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Smartmark
Oh Well, I've been reading a ton of books since last posting in this thread. Some of them are:
R.F. Kuang - The Burning God (The 3rd Book In The Poppy War Trilogy)
Cornelia Funke - The Thief Lord
Christopher Stasheff - The Warlock Heretical (The Warlock Of Gramayre, Book 7)
Christopher Stasheff - The Warlock's Companion (The Warlock Of Gramayre, Book 8)
Christopher Stasheff - The Warlok Insane (The Warlock Of Gramayre, Book 9)
Mayer Alan Brenner - Spell Of Intrigue (The Dance Of The Gods, Book 2)
Mayer Alan Brenner - Spell Of Fate (The Dance Of The Gods, Book 3)
Mayer Alan Brenner - Spell Of Apocalypse (The Dance Of The Gods, Book 4)
David Gemmell - Ironhand's Daughter (The Hawk Queen, Book 1)
David Gemmell - The Hawk Eternal (The Hawk Queen, Book 2)
Bjørn Andreas Bull-Hansen - Jomsviking
Bjørn Andreas Bull-Hansen - Jomsviking; Vinland
Erik Fosnes Hansen - Falketårnet
Terry Pratchett - Only You Can Save Mankind (The Johnny Maxwell Trilogy, Book 1)
Terry Pratchett - Johnny And The Dead (The Johnny Maxwell Trilogy, Book 2)
Terry Pratchett - Johnny And The Bomb (The Johnny Maxwell Trilogy, Book 3)
lol Ok, you been busy there. :) Keep us up to date, I like the books you read. I always do research on them and seee what they are about :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Smartmark
Just finished this book which is a collection of Bear-hunting stories from Norway of Ol' taking place in " Vassfaret " which is famous for it's rich history of bears.
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I am against bear hunting :( but if it is part of your history, it always good to read about your history. :)Quote:
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Bears are protected nowadays. It was a part of our history yes. People lived close up on nature, and that had it's difficulities. There almost no bears left in Norway today. I've actually eaten Bear-Burger, which is a hamburger made out of bear-meat. It's traditionally sold at a annual festival in the city of Elverum.Quote:
Originally Posted by LionDen
Just finished 3 books in Christopher Stasheff's " The Warlock in Spite of Himself " series in 3 days, lol. Now I'm on the last book in the series (The Warlock's Last Ride) but, there is 2 more series after this, following The Warlock; Rod Gallowglass' children. And I actually got my hands on all those books in a flea market a couple of years ago.
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