Tanis

Random books from my shelf

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  Knightfire says

  I love the books on your shelf also. These kinds of books allow you to broaden your imagination & make your mind play them as though they were a film. I love it when books do that.
  - Warrior

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  arthurcharlemagne says

  thats really great.an enviable job.which means u hav incessant access to all books related to christianity.as fr me,im a student (2nd year B.A.eng lit).

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  arthurcharlemagne says

  im obsessed with arthurian lore in relation to the holy grail.so wat do u do?and thanks fr accepting the invi.

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  arthurcharlemagne says

  and u hav got some terrific books in ur shelf too.ur out and out into ARTHURIAN LORE i guess.

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  arthurcharlemagne says

  terrific pic u hav got over there.drooping arthur?from mists of avalon?

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  dons says

  "I find books to be some of the most beautiful man-made creations."
  
  Absolutely agree.

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  miles-dei says

  Great to find someone with similar interests! Hope you will become a friend. Perhaps you're interested in the group Christian Fantasy Fiction.

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  iLoveGrilledCheese says

  If you're interested in Lewis and Tolken, consider starting a thread at the Inklings group.

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  Gail Dayton says

  Hi Tanis. Hope you're able to catch up with the Rose books soon. And I really enjoy visiting with my readers, so I'm glad you stopped by.

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  grendelwasframed says

  hello, stinky! how's apartment life?

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  phillyk says

  I would like to suggest Catherine Christian's The Pendragon if you have not read it--it is not well known among Arthurian buffs, but is one of my favorites.

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  KVicker says

  i love you sooooo much!

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  kitschy.coat.girl says

  I am actually in the same boat as you. I read reviews that GG Kay was a good writer so I picked up about five of his books at, where else, but the second hand bookstore. I have not started them as I am currently reading Judith Tarr's "Kingdom of the Grail". The character development is sort of lacking, and she gets a little too romance-novel for me, but the storyline is interesting enough. As soon as I finish it I am probably going to start the Fionavar tapestry series by Kay, so I will keep you posted on that. Other authors like him... I'm not so sure, but I'm always looking so I'll let you know how the search goes.

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  KVicker says

  I art?

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  KVicker says

  thou art inspiring...

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  Kharma says

  i have chesterton's bio of dickens. his other bios are on my wish lst
  

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  rsmith8194 says

  Wow! Amazing book shelf! I love you selection. It just made my "to read list" a lot longer. You might want to try out some the works by Charles de Lint. He mixes Celt-Irish and Native American myths with modern settings.

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