Let’s do the ten best scifi/fantasy series (can’t go with 5)
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On a large pile of smokin' A'a, the most isolated population center on the face of the earth. 2,175 miles to Alaska, 2,390 miles to California; 3,850 miles to Japan; 4,900 miles to China; 5,280 miles to the Philippines.
I refuse to believe that corporations are people until Texas executes one.
"Too often ... people enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought" - Leapfrog
"They are the McDonalds of diver certification. Quick, inexpensive and tasty. Pardon me for saying so, but I also believe it to be a health hazard." - DCBC
"It truly does boil down to motivation ... if you believe something is hard, or unnecessary to learn, you won't learn it ... even if it's completely within your capability" - Bob (Grateful Diver)
1. Ender's Game series: Orson Scott Card
2. The Wheel of Time series: Robert Jordan (please let the last book come out soon..)
3. A Song of Ice and Fire series: George R. R. Martin (same thing- anxiously awaiting the next book)
4. Daughter of the Empire: Books: Raymond Feist & Janny Wurts
5. Elemental Logic series: Laurie J. Marks (2 so far- look for more)
6. Mars Trilogy: Kim Stanley Robinson
7. The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever: Stephen R. Donaldson (The Further Cronicles also... plus he's started a third )
8. Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy series: Douglas Adams
9. Harry Potter series: JK Rowling
10. Riftwar Legacy: Raymond Feist (Empire & Riftwar are told from opposite sides)
On a large pile of smokin' A'a, the most isolated population center on the face of the earth. 2,175 miles to Alaska, 2,390 miles to California; 3,850 miles to Japan; 4,900 miles to China; 5,280 miles to the Philippines.
I refuse to believe that corporations are people until Texas executes one.
"Too often ... people enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought" - Leapfrog
"They are the McDonalds of diver certification. Quick, inexpensive and tasty. Pardon me for saying so, but I also believe it to be a health hazard." - DCBC
"It truly does boil down to motivation ... if you believe something is hard, or unnecessary to learn, you won't learn it ... even if it's completely within your capability" - Bob (Grateful Diver)
On a large pile of smokin' A'a, the most isolated population center on the face of the earth. 2,175 miles to Alaska, 2,390 miles to California; 3,850 miles to Japan; 4,900 miles to China; 5,280 miles to the Philippines.
I refuse to believe that corporations are people until Texas executes one.
"Too often ... people enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought" - Leapfrog
"They are the McDonalds of diver certification. Quick, inexpensive and tasty. Pardon me for saying so, but I also believe it to be a health hazard." - DCBC
"It truly does boil down to motivation ... if you believe something is hard, or unnecessary to learn, you won't learn it ... even if it's completely within your capability" - Bob (Grateful Diver)
Well. if TV is included, you'd have to add the wonderful,wacky Dr. Who series. But Thalassamania has to answer that question- it's his thread, after all!
Originally Posted by TSandM
And how could I have left out Sherri Tepper's trilogy: Grass, Raising the Stonesand Sideshow?
There's a trilogy??? Grass was fantastic & I always check for Tepper's books when I go to the bookstore but I never knew that. <sigh> so many books, so little time...
Originally Posted by Thalassamania
HOw could I forget, Brin's Uplift series.
'Cause there are so many really good scifi/fantasy series out there...
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Originally Posted by justleesa
