Cpt. Smurf

I say yes, 'cause I think it's one of those essential books to read, but be prepared for a very Tolkeiny experience. So - Much - Description.

Have you read The Demonata by Darren Shan? They're not your typical series of fantasy books, but worth a read. I find they're for a more mature audience than the ...

Is a beautiful, seductive and voluptuous business-woman, who uses her beauty to seduce powerful men. She has an affinity with snakes. A bit power-crazed, and a control freak. Has no ...

Brilliant mythology, well-told and tragic, as complete as any of the myths and legends of various cultures - and written by one man. ^_^ Er, I gave it a 10. ...

I did that for a short story once. It was very deep and disturbing. Wasn't particularly good though. The teacher never looked at the same way after that! I do ...

Eragon proves that it really isn't the quality of the book that makes it a bestseller, it's the marketing. I've read YA fantasy books that are a million times better ...

Oh, but if you like Lee Scoresby, then... *prevents self just in time from revealing huge spoiler* All I can say is Spyglass is some of the heavier reading of ...

Pale but freckled, dark, fairly long hair. Welsh, with a strong South-Walian accent, is tough, and quite a tomboy. Works in the police-force. Maria Cortova

About a man who used to be a photographer, but blinded himself in a serious accident, thus going into a state of depression and becoming suicidal. However, after meeting a ...

I have read them and it is definately better than lord of the rings and harry potter i cant decide wiather or not it is better than the inheritance yet, ...

A fantasy about a culture out of a country (am i right?) Wow, you're really close! I congratulate you!

Seems like a psychological-thriller type thing, possibly akin to Frankenstein in the "playing God" type area. I'm not very good at this XD The Outlands

A young god, perhaps skilled in horse-riding? (I think I'm completely way-off) Rania (female)

I've just started Pawn of Prophecy , the first book of The Belgariad . I've heard so much about it, I was eager to find out what I was missing.

Although I didn't really see much of the allegorical meaning to it. Maybe I'm just an idiot XD