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Hi there,
I just finished re-reading all of the TC books, from start to finish. I've read everything else Donaldson has written. I don't know where to go from here. What can I read next? Nothing seems to compare. Any advice?
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To be honest, I will and have read anything. Literally anything. I guess it's just that these books are so good that everything else seems a little.....pale in comparison. I'm quite fond of post-apocalyptic-views-of-the-future, so maybe something on the near-destruction of all mankind would help!
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Tad Williams' 'Otherland' series - that's definitely what you need to read.
Tad Williams' 'Otherland' series - that's definitely what you need to read.
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You might want to check herehanna wrote:To be honest, I will and have read anything. Literally anything. I guess it's just that these books are so good that everything else seems a little.....pale in comparison. I'm quite fond of post-apocalyptic-views-of-the-future, so maybe something on the near-destruction of all mankind would help!
Life B.D was so much easier!!
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I'd suggest The Postman by David Brinn, and On the Beach by Nevil Shute (which is my favorite book of all time).
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Well, we're all on the same wavelength.....
I've read The Postman and On the Beach. On Friday, I ordered Earth Abides and A Canticle fof Liebowitz.... Also, the first two books in the Fire and Ice series. Altough, that series isn't finished and I've already broken my rule of not starting any unfinished trilogy/tetralogy (sp?) with The Final Chronicles. Ah well, just keep hoping these Authors are getting enough fibre/sleep/exercise...
I've read The Postman and On the Beach. On Friday, I ordered Earth Abides and A Canticle fof Liebowitz.... Also, the first two books in the Fire and Ice series. Altough, that series isn't finished and I've already broken my rule of not starting any unfinished trilogy/tetralogy (sp?) with The Final Chronicles. Ah well, just keep hoping these Authors are getting enough fibre/sleep/exercise...