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Norm Smith Medallist
Still love re-reading Eddings books because I grew up with them, but man I hope it's not that kind of ending.
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Still love re-reading Eddings books because I grew up with them, but man I hope it's not that kind of ending.
I liked Eddings as a 10-12 year old. They annoy me now, his characters have very little depth. The jokey style of his side kicks makes it hard to distinguish Belgarion's followers to Sparhawk's IMO
So true. Eddings books are good starter fantasy for young teens, but you wouldn't give them to an adult starting out in the genre. I've a group of books/series that I'll re-read for the umpteenth time when I need to de-stress or want to stop thinking, of which The Belgariad is one of.For sure, the only time I do read them is when something s**t has happened or I am extremely bored and want to revert to my childhood and smash out a series in a day or two.
"By Grace and Banners Fallen", the prologue of A Memory of Light is now available for purchase as an E-book ($2.99 US). You just need to put in a US address.
I'm a sucker and got it. It's a good read. Lingering questions from earlier books answered, one major cliffhanger immediately leapt into (read spoilers below if want details) and interesting events for the rest of the book set up. 90% certain it was all written by Jordan. I'm very appreciate Sanderson was able to finish the story, but no author is going to be able to nail another's style and story exactly, even with lots of notes to work from. And the prologue just feels right.Yeah I'll wait until release for the book - not too far away now...
I started reading this series in late 2011. Finished ToM shortly after Christmas. Am reasonably happy with my timing.
I started reading this series in late 2011. Finished ToM shortly after Christmas. Am reasonably happy with my timing.
Would love to have started this way. Instead of over 20 years ago, waiting forever between books and have the writer die on us.
I'm gonna just ANNIHILATE this book when I get my hands on it tomorrow - and then it will be over....
Lol if I wasn't back at work I'd do the same thing.
I know what you mean though, all this waiting and hype I'm expecting a bit of a let down.
Hopefully the ending Jordan wrote before passing lives up to expectations.
Likewise, more than half a lifetime Started reading it first year of uni. It's a been a fixture through finishing uni., getting a job, moving out of home and interstate, getting married, having kids and back to Adelaide with the next book always there to look forward to and speculate what it will contain. It'll seem strange to in a few days no longer have a Wheel of Time book to be looking forward to.I've been reading it for twenty years.
I cannot ****ing wait for Tuesday.
Hmmm, tempted to do the same once my hardcover arrives. And of course what should be the very last line in the series.i reckon i might have to call in sick on wednesday, pull an all nighter to get it done... ooooh yeah.