What Sci-fi/fantasy/horror Do You Watch/read?

[Mara 29]

I'm busy and having food.. Why?

You went offline on mine... *shrug*

[Drake 53]

No....I thought I'd be massacred by all the ST fans here....

Pffft...the other ST fans here were too afraid to show themselves until I came and beat down the haters. :p

[Mara 29]

I don't hate ST, I just have never seen it... and have no interest to...

[Princess 35]

No....I thought I'd be massacred by all the ST fans here....

Pffft...the other ST fans here were too afraid to show themselves until I came and beat down the haters.

And here I thought it was EWing's freakout

[SoftballJedi 0]

I like the Harry Potter series and Lord of the Rings, but I've never read the LOTR books, I should do that someday I think. But I love the movies!

The only other Sci-fi/Fantasy movie I like (or I can just think of) is the Matrix.

[Andy 60]

Technically The Lord of the Rings is just one book... ;)

[SoftballJedi 0]

How?

[Ayingel 24]

it's a really big book with lots of chapters. even the separate sections continue the chapters.

[Andy 60]

Tolkien envisioned it as being one book with three parts, but it is usually published as 3 books now. Probably because the publishers can make more money on separate books...

[Tsl 7]

Lord of the Rings, and all things Tolkien

Harry Potter (only about a month left!!!!!)

Redwall (though the latest books have been getting repetitive )

The Chronicles of Narnia (which I really need to read again before the movie comes out)

and various other random books that I haven't thought about yet

Right now I'm reading a Warcraft book called Day of the Dragon, which is awesome! I got it for Valentine's day from my sweetie :D

[Ayingel 24]

Tolkien envisioned it as being one book with three parts, but it is usually published as 3 books now. Probably because the publishers can make more money on separate books...

no...actually...it has six sections. each section has a section within it. (I jsut finished reading the book two months ago)

[Ayingel 24]

anyway...

I like LOTR

Eragon

Camelot's Shadow

Narnia

RedWall

Matrix...all three

Wrinkle in Time

and probably others...

[Tsl 7]

Tolkien envisioned it as being one book with three parts, but it is usually published as 3 books now. Probably because the publishers can make more money on separate books...

no...actually...it has six sections. each section has a section within it. (I jsut finished reading the book two months ago)

Yeah, it was actually the publishers that decided to break it into three's. Tolkien didn't like it.

[Ender 8]

The Wheel of Time (currently the best out there)

Anything by Michael A. Stackpole and Timothy Zahn.

The Saga of Seven Suns by Kevin J. Anderson

Anything by Orson Scott Card

LOTR

Narnia

Inheritance Trilogy (Eragon)

And lots of others that I can't remember at the moment.

[Princess 35]

You forgot Heroes Die and Blade of Tyshalle

[Mara 29]

'Sides, SW and the newest Crichton, I've been reading the Dune series and also the Discworld series.

But I'm always looking for more series to get into.

[Andy 60]

And I keep saying... The Riftwar Saga by Raymond E Feist:

Magician - awesomeness!

Silverthorn - a good read, although not as good as Magician

A Darkness at Sethanon - incredible battles and crazy magicness! gasp!

[Ender 8]

Wheel of Time. Now. Read them.

[Andy 60]

Sorry, too engrosed Feist's work right now... Maybe later :p

[Mara 29]

Yeah, I kinda have a lot of things I'm reading for classes.

[Andy 60]

I decided to restart my reading pile... it wasn't getting done anyway.

Anything that was on it before is now at the bottom in random order.

New Pile:

Star Wars: Dark Nest I: The Joiner King, Troy Denning (currently reading)

Legends of the Riftwar: Jimmy the Hand, Raymond E Feist & Steve Stirling

Krondor: Betrayal, Raymond E Feist

Krondor: The Assassins, Raymond E Feist

Krondor: Tear of the Gods, Raymond E Feist

[Everything Else]

:D

Edited October 3, 2005 by beeurd