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Malikon	Posted - 2003.12.11 18:55:00 - [1] Its that time again. I ran out of reading material...need new suggestions...no ian banks please...best series i've read recently was the reality dysfunction...something along those lines would be much appreciated. thanks.
Lord Azraiel	Posted - 2003.12.11 18:58:00 - [2] For a bit of commical reading, I suggest the EVE manual. It's funny to read all the lies they are feeding the new players and to see how different the game is now from then . "I'm comin' for ya, and Hell's comin' with me!"
Atandros	Posted - 2003.12.11 19:09:00 - [3] Hyperion, by Dan Simmons.
Fearigus Alba	Posted - 2003.12.11 20:11:00 - [4] Edited by: Fearigus Alba on 11/12/2003 20:25:52 Cryptonomicon, by Neal Stephenson. I am still reading it, so far one of the best books I have read in a LONG time.
Malikon	Posted - 2003.12.11 21:24:00 - [5] bump... i know you people read more than just these forums
GM Abraxas	Posted - 2003.12.11 21:37:00 - [6] Check out the "SF Masterworks" series, published by Orion/Gollancz. Link to Orion's page for the series. Not every book may be to your taste, but there's plenty to choose from. Matheson's I am Legend is a personal favourite of mine, but then I'm a horror buff.
Zarthan	Posted - 2003.12.11 22:34:00 - [7] Go read the Cat in the hat followed by green eggs and ham . Seriously though i find most stephen king books worth reading if your into taht sorta thing. The art of war is long but interesting at times. happy reading. _______________________________________________________ Get custom sigs and graphics done here Unforgivn Website
Veruna Caseti	Posted - 2003.12.11 22:40:00 - [8] Chuck Palahniuk pwns contemporary literature. Veruna Caseti Ishukone
Brom	Posted - 2003.12.11 22:47:00 - [9] Ring, by Stephen Baxter.
Mischief	Posted - 2003.12.11 23:21:00 - [10] If you enjoyed the "Nightsdawn" trilogy by Hamilton then have a look at Stephen Donaldson's "Gap" series. It's 4 books and I thought it was excellent, make sure you read them in the right sequence tho. One that I am just starting is another SF series, this is by Alatair Reynolds. The first book is called "Revelation SPace and the second book is "Chasm City". The third is out early next year.

Capt Smolowitz	Posted - 2003.12.11 23:31:00 - [11] "Red Storm Rising" by Tom Clancy
Mr Vapor	Posted - 2003.12.12 00:00:00 - [12] coyote by allan steele "Fear me like you fear God."
Omber Zombie	Posted - 2003.12.12 00:34:00 - [13] hmm lets see, Only Forward - Michael Marshall Smith Spares - Michael Marshall Smith Vurt - Jeff Noon Automated Alice - Jeff Noon Pollen - Jeff Noon The Lensman Series: Triplanetary First Lensman Galactic Patrol Gray Lensman Second Stage Lensman Children of the Lens Masters of the Vortex by EE Doc Smith ----------- "Remember people: Omber is the biggest evil ever created, DO NOT let it get to you!" Waagaa Ktlehr, BDCI I have a blog
Paniq	Posted - 2003.12.12 01:16:00 - [14] The Godfather by Mario Puzo The Dark Tower I-V by Stephen King 'best of the best'
Araviel	Posted - 2003.12.12 01:31:00 - [15] "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" by Philip K. **** awsome book wich the movie "bladerunner" whit harrison ford is based on, any one that is a fan of dark future litterature whit a little bit of philosophy should read it. EPIC Recruitment post
Jael Markinsen	Posted - 2003.12.12 02:38:00 - [16] Well, For this genre of fiction, or sci-fi, I can always recommend the "Honor Harrington" series of books by an author named David Weber. If I remember correctly, "On Basilisk station", is the name of the first book in the series, been awhile since I've read it. I thought it was great in how it drew together all the characters in the book and made you hate some, love some, and generally got you to feel as if you knew these people as if they were real. Another series of books in the same genre, that i have started reading is "The Nicholas Seafort saga" starting with a title called "A midshipmens hope" authored by a great writer named David Feintuch.
Arima Todai	Posted - 2003.12.12 03:35:00 - [17] Quote: Chuck Palahniuk pwns contemporary literature. Couldn't have said it better myself ____________________________
MooKids	Posted - 2003.12.12 06:07:00 - [18] Not sure if they are along the same lines as what you want, but I would recommend my two favorite books, George Orwell's 1984 and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six. 1984 makes you think and see some parallels with our current world. I also read Rainbow Six twice it was that good. -------------------------------- CCP can patch away bugs, but they can't patch away stupidity.
Kalar Vrask	Posted - 2003.12.12 06:48:00 - [19] Quote: Check out the "SF Masterworks" series, published by Orion/Gollancz. Link to Orion's page for the series. Not every book may be to your taste, but there's plenty to choose from. Matheson's I am Legend is a personal favourite of mine, but then I'm a horror buff. Some good titles there. Michael Moorcock is prominent in both the SF & Fantasy sections, as any readers of his Eternal Champion series will verify, he is a god.
Ariell Lucinwind	Posted - 2003.12.12 06:56:00 - [20] You do know that the movie "The Lord of the Rings" is now a book. Typical of them to suck us dry of money by making a movie then a book. Maybe you should read it and see if its better than the movie ? I think there are three books and they may make a prequal called the Hobbit and something else. (Yes this is sarcasm) -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Came back cause I love you guys :P

Severus Trajan	Posted - 2003.12.12 07:12:00 - [21] Quote: "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" by Philip K. ** ROFL! Poor mr ** got censured.
Mojo JoJo	Posted - 2003.12.12 07:19:00 - [22] A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin the song of fire and ice books have got to be the best i have ever read
Jash Illian	Posted - 2003.12.12 07:35:00 - [23] The Cat Who Walked Through Walls - Robert A Heinlein Without Remorse - Tom Clancy I mean its like you want corporations to oblige each other like its sex or something. Pffft I would rather *** my enemy.- Rohann Be careful out there. That other guy waiting in the queue for the gate MIGHT be a baby-munching frock-burner, YOU JUST DON'T KNOW!*- Lallante
Saera Ezliha	Posted - 2003.12.12 07:43:00 - [24] Read the good classic Dune series by Frank Herbert if you havent.
Kunming	Posted - 2003.12.12 08:01:00 - [25] How do u ppl remember the authors of the books u read? I never care about that... I only know long dead authors like Goethe, Franz Kafka, Emile Zola, etc. These bones have done a good job when they were alive! Intercepting since BETA
Paniq	Posted - 2003.12.12 08:31:00 - [26] Quote: You do know that the movie "The Lord of the Rings" is now a book. Typical of them to suck us dry of money by making a movie then a book. haha! and to stay on topic: Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
Miso	Posted - 2003.12.12 09:19:00 - [27] Edited by: Miso on 12/12/2003 09:21:06 Wind Up Bird Chronicle Good book on WW2 One of the best fictional accounts of war ever written Sci fi Classic Great allegorical short stories Japanese classic Enjoy! -------------------------------------------- Dead
Lianhaun	Posted - 2003.12.12 09:24:00 - [28] anything by Robin Hobb This is not a hijack
Maud Dib	Posted - 2003.12.12 13:23:00 - [29] Quote: Edited by: Miso on 12/12/2003 09:21:06 Wind Up Bird Chronicle Good book on WW2 One of the best fictional accounts of war ever written Sci fi Classic Great allegorical short stories Japanese classic Enjoy! Interesting choices there Miso but I have to disagree with one statement. So far I have not read one fictional account of war that was anywhere close. Most of them just staked out an ideological point ( either pro or con) and then wrote the story to fit it. Here's a book you might want to read even though there are some factural errors and significant ideological drifts and ommissons. The book is Bury my heart at Wounded Knee.
Perera	Posted - 2003.12.12 13:43:00 - [30] Edited by: Perera on 12/12/2003 13:47:16 Quote: Read the good classic Dune series by Frank Herbert if you havent. And that's all SIX books folks. Chapter House was actually my fave. Or if you want more of Hamilton's stuff, Fallen Dragon is very good. Perera - Corp shrink!



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