SCI-FI & FANTASY…discuss books and authors…
SCI-FI & FANTASY…discuss books and authors…
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Ursula Le Guin – the left hand of darkness. Was the first book of hers I read and while it took a few chapters to get into the writing style it was a really well written and thought provoking book 🙂
Jean M Auel series Earths Children (clan of the cave bear) great series. I also loved Anne Mcaffrey Dragon series and her crystal singer series
I loved earths children! The first one was amazing. But I did find the final one a bit meh. Can’t remember now why but my linger impression of painted caves is a bit shoulder shrugging.
Neil Gaiman..Neverwhere and The Graveyard Book…I adore all his writings..Stardust is beautiful too, he has a way of adding humour to his writing that is so unique.
Neil Gaimen is brilliant! I loved American gods
It started with Good Omens and ive loved everything!..Im going to start Trigger Warning soon.
Stardust was so beautiful. American gods is also an excellent read (if a bit slow in places)
Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett the discworld series is my all time favourite
Love Jasper Fforde books too x
Dan Simmons Hyperion Cantos
I’ll look these up, thank you
I like laurel k Hamilton (merideth gentry)
Kelly Armstrong
Terry pratchett
Christine feehan
Maggie stiefvater
keri Arthur
Sherillyn kenyon
Gena showalter
PC and kirsten cast
Kresley cole
Uhh theres more but toddlers refusing to sleep do I can’t think
I love Kelley Armstrong.
Patricia Brigg, Carrie Vaughn, lyndsay sands, Mary Janice Davidson
Phillip Pullman, and I loved Raymond E Feist’s Empire series – such a fabulous female protagonist. Magician was also amazing and even more so because it was connected to the Empire series.
Hobbit and Lord of the Rings trilogy. I read them about 25 years ago and loved them all. I’m not usually into this type of book At All. I’m more of a mystery girl, but these were beautifully written.