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Fantasy Books
That's correct, which is why I can find Rothfuss's books only so-so and yet everyone else seems to be going gaga about them.- Word Count: 25
- eaglespremiers
- Post #178
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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Fantasy Books
Hopefully his weaknesses (of which there are many) didn't rub off on him as well.- Word Count: 15
- eaglespremiers
- Post #173
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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Fantasy Books
Have you tried any of Guy Gavriel Kay's books? If you really like prose then Mark Lawrence and Scott Lynch are your way to go. Perhaps start with Republic of Thieves. If you can read really long series and like military fantasy then you should check out Malazan Book of the Fallen which is a...- Word Count: 100
- eaglespremiers
- Post #165
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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Fantasy Books
He had no prose, which made his descriptions and events choppy and mundane.- Word Count: 13
- eaglespremiers
- Post #163
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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Fantasy Books
Good array of books there. Great to see local Islington get a mention. TBH I much prefer A Shadow of What Was Lost to Rothfuss's Kingkiller Chronicles which are criminally overrated. Sanderson's Way of Kings and Words of Radiance might be off putting to some simply because of the physical size...- Word Count: 110
- eaglespremiers
- Post #161
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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Fantasy Books
Haven't read Peter Brett yet. I'm pushing through Sanderson's Mistborn series after finishing Williams' The War of the Flowers. I'm also trying to get through the Night Angel and Graceling series (simply to round out my fantasy reading with some lighter books) but I'm finding them amazingly...- Word Count: 110
- eaglespremiers
- Post #103
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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Fantasy Books
Sanderson's Stormlight Archives is excellent (particularly the first). Guy Gavriel Kay is also top notch. Ian Irvine is by far the best fantasy author I've read.- Word Count: 27
- eaglespremiers
- Post #100
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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George R R Martin
I think the problem is what Tyrion goes from three books of all the action centred around where his character is to traveling basically for the whole Dance of Dragons. Other characters (i.e. Arya, Brianna, Davos etc...) do heaps of traveling that is probably less interesting than Tyrion's...- Word Count: 97
- eaglespremiers
- Post #204
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George R R Martin
Agree to disagree. Think Tyrion is the best character by quite a margin. Hence, why I have been looking forward to this book.- Word Count: 24
- eaglespremiers
- Post #197
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
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George R R Martin
One of Martin's best known characters got a mention by BT yesterday in the Eagles v Freo match: "has a bit of Jon Snow about him". Of course he was referring to the past player, but still....- Word Count: 38
- eaglespremiers
- Post #175
- Forum: BigFooty Book Club
