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Goutham D L finished reading Sword & Citadel 5 days ago.
“ I do not understand everything that went on here but there are some absolutely sublime moments in here especially Severian's repeated recollections of his time spent at the Matachin tower. ”
Goutham D L is planning to read Masterpieces.
Goutham D L is planning to read Right as Rain.
Goutham D L has read A Princess of Mars.
Goutham D L is now reading The Rediscovery of Man.
Goutham D L has read The Long Goodbye.
Goutham D L is planning to read The Once and Future King.
Goutham D L is planning to read The Rediscovery of Man.
Goutham D L is now reading The Cyberiad.
Goutham D L has read City of the Chasch.
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Because you enjoy Jack Vance I want to recommend a few more of my favorite sci/fi authors for you to consider adding to your wish list: "The Barsoom Series" by Edgar Rice Burroughs, "Deathworld: Trilogy" by Harry Harrison, and "The Harry Irons Trilogy" by Thomas Stone. Also, as you may have noticed from my bookshelf I'm committed to reading every Jack Vance story I can get my hands on but still have a ways to go.
Goutham, if you can you should read "The Durdane Trilogy" consists of three books in this order: "The Anome," "The Brave Men," and "Asutra" which i recommend is the order you read them in. "Ecce & Old Earth" is the second book in the "Cadwal Chronicles: Trilogy." Following is the order of the trilogy: "Araminta Station," "Ecce & Old Earth," and "Throy," and I recommend you read them in that order. I am so happy to hear of your addiction to reading Jack Vance's masterful stories, I share the same addiction. Thank you for your kind words regarding my attempts to adequately review of his works. I hope this information helps as you delve deeper into the spellbinidng word's and world's of one of America's literary treasures. Enjoy and READ ON...
Goutham, I couldn't agree more, in fact I find nearly all of Jack Vance's stories unique and original. I'm currently finishing up his "Planet of Adventure Collection" and will be starting the "Alastor Collection" next. He's an amazing inditer about wondorous magical places and people and things!!! I think you will love "Night Lamp," "The Cadwal Chronicles" and the "LyonesseTrilogy" also. Enjoy and READ ON...
Thank you for your kind comments. I hope you will enjoy reading his stories as much as I have over the past 60 years, he is truly an irreplaceable treasure on the literary scene. The more of his stories I read the more entranced I become, his writing style, eclectic verbiage, and incredible imagination are addictive. Enjoy and READ ON...
Hello!Welcome to the Bernard Cornwell group. Please introduce yourself in the member introduction thread and make yourself at home. Feel free to join in all the reads and discussions. See you in the group,Ben
Yeah sure.. when I join Raman Research Institute i'l give a call..That's happening only in August End I guess..I have some 40Gb Music Stuff..Looks like you are too much into Rock'n Roll these days..Book by H.P.Lovecraft???..Psychedelic Reading!!!!
No I don't..Ebook Available
thats exactly the reason why i read it..
Maga, looks like hooked on to shelfari on Day 1...
