I just finished FR and wanted to join a discussion thread. Unfortunately, the threads here are so deep and interesting that I always spend my entire break time reading them, and never have time to post anything. So I'll just note my impressions here and THEN dive into some of your other grand thread...

See, I think SRD is torn, here. First, he makes it clear that there is no such thing as perfection, and somewhere states that an imperfection must exist in a creation in order to keep it from -- I am forgetting -- corruption? The flaw is essential to make something strong. (It's a concept, I believe...

I never understood how people can think re-watching a movie is normal, but re-reading a book is weird. I certainly enjoy it It's just that there are so many other things to read -- hard to justify going back. Unless it's really good and deep. I sorta kinda envy you your journey. I envy me. I am loo...

I haven't read the first or second trilogies since my first reading decades ago. I've got fond memories of them, obviously, but I've been focused on other reading and almost never read a book a second time. But now that I'm knee-deep in the 3rd trilogy, I am going to dive back in. I thought I'd post...

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I have to say this post had me laughing out loud multiple times yesterday! Just hilarious...

Menolly wrote: So, you're going to reread the entire series before moving on to AAtE? Not sure I would be able to do that, knowing it was released.

Well, now that I'm approaching the end of Fatal Revenant, I'm starting to think AAtE might be a good next step before the full sweep...

Hi AotC, welcome to the Watch! If you're not a fan of Linden you may want to join the enlightened company of THOOLAH . Ah yes, THOOLAH. I would count myself as a provisional junior applicant for THOOLAH. But I have a love/hate relationship with that character. I'm almost finished reading Fatal Reve...

I have been lurking here for a few weeks, and felt the need to start posting. Great forum! I read TCTC back in the 80s. I remember pre-ordering The One Tree at my local bookstore. When they called and I came in to get it, I was surprised to see scores of copies all over the store -- until that point...