sauromatian wrote:Other than Tolkien.. does Bored of the Rings by the Harvard Lampoon count?
xraygord wrote: ** expired/removed eBay auction **I came across this lot today. I have never heard of these novels before. Who is the publisher? And when were they released? I checked out WotC web site but could find nothing in the novel section.
xraygord wrote:I came across this lot today. I have never heard of these novels before. Who is the publisher? And when were they released? I checked out WotC web site but could find nothing in the novel section.
Xaxaxe wrote:The series is lucky to have survived Ru Emerson's debut with the Giants novel. It is truly God-awful. Despite being completely predisposed to like the book (D&D fan, played the actual adventure, fantasy fiction fan, etc.), I did not even reach the halfway point. I found out later that I wasn't the only one.
xraygord wrote: Funny thing is I know I will still buy and read them.
HermitFromPluto wrote:I thought it apt in our little SciFi / Fantasy thread here to pay tribute to Arthur C. Clarkehttp://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080318/ap_ ... bit_clarkeA brilliant writer and Master of the genre. What a contribution he made. The City and the Star & The Fountains of Paradise are two of my favourite books.
Badmike wrote:I read Rendezous with Rama in junior high...absolutely blew my mind, plus after I described it to my circle of nerd friends, everyone else ran out to buy it and read it also. To this day haven't read any of the sequels.....something else I need to get around to!