If I find out that that's a FR spoiler, I'm going to be pretty ticked off. As am I. Not my fault I accidentally came up with something that could potentionally ruin your reading and wished to share it. Only kidding. I'm sorry if it is, but I couldn't help but think. It would, probably, have to be b...

I have a question, a bit off the current subject, however: Someone suggested that Kevin's last battle was the outbreak of his leprosy. If that was true, then what was the parallel occurance to the Legend of Berek Halfhand, the Queen and the King? (I've posted a topic, but it was suggested that I pos...

Ahah. Thank you, Danlo. I absolutely loved this story. I'm not sure why, but afterwards (and I've never had to do this before) I had to given it half an hour to sink in. It was just a fantastically told, awe-inspiring tale of Love and Behold. What would it be like to be blinded to all other things e...

Ah, maybe the question is better suited there, and I seem to recognise that it was just a coincidence that SRD did place it in there; he intended no parallel coincidences. Thank you, Menolly. Oh! One theory (and possibly inferior to other theories I know someone will get around to): Thomas Covenant'...

A bit tipsy?

I want to ask a question, but know not how to phrase it. Fortunately, I have what I need so I'll do my best to ask what I wish to ask about the King, the Queen and the Legend of Berek. Please, if this is purely a part of History just to incorporate Berek, then I must ask you to excuse my incomprehen...

Well, when I was reading Runes about a month ago, this particular sentence kind of stuck out for me (p. 360): "The scale of his distress made her want to vomit." Vomit? Vomit? Somehow, "vomit" seems a little beneath SRD to me. That's all I could think; SRD must've been sleepy wh...

I look forward to seeing what you come up with. I went for something simple from within the poem Foamfollower sings: "Seven Hells for failed faith, For Land's betrayers, man and wraith; And one brave Lord to deal the doom, To keep the blacking blight from Beauty's bloom." I rearranged the...

I've heard that Raymond E. Feists books are especially entriguing, my teacher says they're worth checking out. I can't say for myself if they are good books or not, I'm still trying to get my hands on the one I was recommend (can't remember it). The Wheel of Time by Robert Jordan (RIP) is always goo...

Now you just make me jealous. My father never really suggested reading to me, and the community I live in tend to shun those who have a habit of reading (Australia has its educational flaws). I was lucky. My Daddy was a charter subscriber to The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction , and the who...

Menolly wrote:Wow.

Your parents appear to have done a good job.

Nice choice.

Haha. I'll be sure to tell them, thank you.

Nuh-uh. I'm a kiwi. Suffer my light-headedness from living alp-style. But, (unenthusiastically) oi! oi! oi! We have several kiwis, both native and chosen, here as well. I'm sure they will make themselves known to you. Thank you! I'm located in Melbourne. Actually, just outside Melbourne. Your son i...

Holy mother of god. This is just so very wrong. I can't believe it exists. I think they destroyed Iron Maiden. My poor ears. Now, this isn't the 80s (and this is probably what you meant by 80s classics and posers), but I'll add some I loved. Atreyu: Right Side of the Bed All That Remains: The Fall ...

Ah. Damned Australian libraries and book stores. They never get the good books in, nor the audio versions. I don't want to have to download such a large file(s), and don't wish to have to place my credit card details. I just wish Australian stores would get something right for a change - NOTHING alw...

OOH! Sorry! I made assumptions. I know how much I've just insulted you!!! ;) :biggrin: Haha. It's not that much of an insult, though my parents would consider it one. I do know that you just insulted Australia, though. They'd never take me as one of theirs. "I barrack for the wrong team,"...

"... into the infinity before Time was made came the Creator like a worker into his workshop. And since it is the nature of creating to desire perfection, the Creator devoted all himself to the task." A Workshop Creation is simply combined by the first quote of Lord Tamarantha to the Ur-Lo...

Welcome Workshop Creation! :D Nice to see another Aussie. :) oi! oi! oi! Nuh-uh. I'm a kiwi. Suffer my light-headedness from living alp-style. But, (unenthusiastically) oi! oi! oi! Be Welcome to the Watch, Mitch. Be Welcome and True. We have several Watchers from Oz here. Where are you located? My ...

SRD said that was the only story he didn't enjoy writing. He was just compelled to writing it.

I didn't enjoy it so much, though.

To be unlike all of you, I would have to say that I absolutely loved The Lady in White. Absolutely fantastic story, I believed.

I felt sorry for the poor blacksmith's brother.

Five hours? Why so incredibly fast? I don't understand how you can chew soo many words in a matter of minutes. I was here for a month trying to devour every last word. I can still remember most of it off the top of my head! (: Did you just skim or did you read every detail? If you read every detail,...