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A teller of tales and a singer of songs, Performing for the few and entertaining the throngs, With a flourish of my bright cloak, A puff of that famous Two Rivers smoke, For we Gleeman are an innkeeps delight, Providing for a small fee entertainment all night, I'll play for a penny or for Tar...

Thankyou for the guidance. *Hides under his patchwork cloak* Thankyou! Haha - I am usually the contrarian. :) Like a Schrodingers member. :) Thankyou! Thankyou!

I posted flippantly, having no idea what being a Citizen entails :) Hopefully someone kind can guide me towards Citizenship.

I am stateless - I must wander the world searching for the Song. I just need to get myself a patchwork cloak made from the gaudiest colours imaginable. :)

Ok so I do have a question :) Where does the Fantasy and Sci Fi (but not WoT) posts go? I want to do a post on peoples favourite authors/works (or join in an existing post if one is already present). Thankyou in advance! EDIT: I found it :)

No questions from me so far - I think I have found the right forums to post spoilerific discussion topics. My main interest in WoT are the metaphysics and in universe consistency principles. Probably why I find Ishamael so interesting. I love when Ishamael theorises that infinite turnings of the...

Zelazny is great fun and Amber is a really easy read. I am looking forward to reading some more Zelazny. Some of my favourite book quotes are from Zelazny.

Thankyou all, A warm welcome to the camp :)

Thankyou for the welcome. I've never re-read Feist but I've read everything by him except for the new Firemane stuff. The series you mentioned is The Servant of the Empire series with Janny Wurts, who in my opinion did a fantastic job co-writing in Feists world. Mara of the Acoma is one of...

Hobb was a weird one for me. I struggled with Assassins Apprentice and then devoured the next two once became accustomed to Hobbs voice and style - she writes very close to a person and I find with Hobb I get a real sense of connection to her characters and their motives and feelings. I still...

I just realised you asked what I re-read.... not what I read. :rofl: So my re-reads: Herberts: Dune (The first 3) Tolkiens: LotR R Scott Bakkers: The Prince of Nothing

Argh the dreaded question! Ok so here are some authors I enjoy off the top of my head, Fantasy through to SF (although some of these authors fit in both camps): Tolkien, Le Guin, Gemmell, Sanderson, Feist, Abercrombie, Zelazny, Brooks, Hobb, Haydon, Bakker, Herbert, Asimov, Clarke, Heinlein...

Good morning all, I am currently on a re-read of the WoT, been a fan for a few decades and decided with the TV series coming along that my first re-read was in order. There are so many good books and alas so little time, that I rarely re-read anything. However WoT is a worthy addition to my...