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Kuro · 10-24-2006, 02:13 PM

No real order

1. George R.R. Martin (Like everyone else in this forum apparently lol)
2. Robert Jordan (If you ignore every WoT book between 4 and the latest, it's good yo!)
3. Piers Anthony (When I was a little kid, the Xanth series was enjoyable. Then it turned into softcore porn and I stopped reading. But I'll always like him since Spell for Chameleon was the first actual book I read.)
4. H.P. Fucking Lovecraft (<3 u)
5. Michael Crichton (Good at sounding like he knows stuff)
6. John Wick (Writes game storylines, original storyline for Legend of the Five Rings, unfortunately, he's also written for neopets >.<)
7. The D&D Crew (It may not all be classics for the ages, but Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, and the other settings make for enjoyable recreational reading.)
8. Frank Herbert (Completely forgot dune lol, thanks Tirinal~

10-24-2006, 02:13 PM	#11 (permalink)
Kuro Support Beam Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 1,471 +14 Internets	No real order 1. George R.R. Martin (Like everyone else in this forum apparently lol) 2. Robert Jordan (If you ignore every WoT book between 4 and the latest, it's good yo!) 3. Piers Anthony (When I was a little kid, the Xanth series was enjoyable. Then it turned into softcore porn and I stopped reading. But I'll always like him since Spell for Chameleon was the first actual book I read.) 4. H.P. Fucking Lovecraft (<3 u) 5. Michael Crichton (Good at sounding like he knows stuff) 6. John Wick (Writes game storylines, original storyline for Legend of the Five Rings, unfortunately, he's also written for neopets >.<) 7. The D&D Crew (It may not all be classics for the ages, but Dragonlance, Forgotten Realms, and the other settings make for enjoyable recreational reading.) 8. Frank Herbert (Completely forgot dune lol, thanks Tirinal~ Last edited by Kuro : 10-24-2006 at 02:22 PM.