Jeremy, I'm definitely getting the feeling I should not have started with this series to introduce me to WH4k.
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Jeremy, I'm definitely getting the feeling I should not have started with this series to introduce me to WH4k.
Why you say that? I hadn't read any fluff before the Heresy series besides a couple Codices and some White Dwarf articles. From there, the only real background I had I got in the DoW games.Quote:
Originally Posted by eljefefx
Or am I reading you wrong and you enjoy it?
Bump...
When I posted I hadn't picked up my book in 2 weeks. I actually did not pick it up again until about 2 weeks ago. I'm now winding down to the end. I will likely be finished tomorrow or Wednesday as long as nothing comes up and interrupts my reading.
Once finished I am likely going to go buy another book. Maybe another Follet novel. If his words are as powerful in his other stories are they are in Pillars, then I will be happy to read anything by him.
air commando one - warren trest
i don't read for pleasure any more.
Bump it.
Just got Ken Follett's World Without End today. Had to order it to get it since I couldn't find it in any stores. Its supposed to be the sequel to Pillars of the Earth. Probably wont start readying it until later this week, just excited to have it in my hands. Anyone else into anything interesting?
Love 'em. Pure pulp, but good. You need to try Sandman Slim by Richard Kadrey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy C
How to Rig an Election - Allen Raymond
Its an interesting book so far, short, sweet, witty, and full of punches at politicians of all stripes.
Alaska bear tales (for my alaska trip, thanks father in-law for scaring me to death)
Not a good day to die (about operation Anaconda in the Shahikot valley in Durkastan)
Cant wait to start The Forgotten Highlander
Green Eggs and Ham - been pretty difficult getting pass the first couple of pages, but my 4yr son and I persist!
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