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I didnt understand a word of it but i still loved it. it's just fun to read. I'm gonna re-read it a couple of times to see if i can ...

wats a deep layered cuff? like his sleeve?

This is good. The only thing I notice about it is that some bits seem a bit random. It kinda' broke my line of thought. But maybe that's the feeling ...

This is great! Is "clomb" a word? I've never heard of it. :?:

I liked this. There was one thing that kinda' interupted the flow. The loss of your own comrade's fills your heart with dread, There is no decent service To lay ...

How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy by Orson Scott Card helped me. And The Writer's Complete Fantasy Reference by......the Editors of Reader's Digest has like everything.

Ani May Queen Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 9:32 pm Post subject: Names with meaning -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I always look for names with a certain

Percy Jackson and the Olympians (Rick Riordan) and The Ranger's Apprentice (John Flanagan) are good. Both are only two books into the series though.

1.Eragon(Harry's just starting to bug me being mad at everything) 2.Lord Voldamort ( You haven't actually seen anything of Galbatorix) 3. J.K. Rowling( but just to comment on the plot ...

I liked Circue Du Freak but I'm not big on vampires. But The Demonata is great because I love demons and werewolves. The chapter when Grubbs goes insane is how ...

I've read all of them but Archangel. So far I like Scorpia the best but I also liked that guy that got his mouth all torn up while juggling knives. ...

I liked the first one because Kitty didn't have her own chapter things until the second. The end of the third one was awesome. Very sad but still awesome.

'Ello! I'm new and I like reading and writing fantasy stories. :twisted: