Over the past few months I've been attempting to read more fiction: Asimov's The End of Eternity, Zelazny's Lord of Light, Robert Jordan's The Great Hunt and R. Scott Bakker's Prince of Nothing; all have been fairly enjoyable. Most recently I picked up a copy of Chistopher Paolini's Eragon from the bookstore. This was a change of … Continue reading Book Review: Eragon – By Christopher Paolini
While I enjoy reading fiction, it's a rarity for me to find fiction that truly captivates me, especially within the fantasy genre. With my last fantasy book being Peter S. Beagle's The Last Unicorn, I was sitting pretty high in terms of what fantasy is capable of; luckily, The Name of the Wind didn't disappoint, and … Continue reading Book Review: The Name of the Wind – By Patrick Rothfuss
My first exposure to Peter S. Beagle came around two months ago when I stumbled upon Tamsin in the local used bookstore. Although I had heard good things I had never read him, and with Tamsin I was hooked. The Last Unicorn is Beagle's most well known book, having been made in to an animated … Continue reading Book Review: The Last Unicorn – By Peter S. Beagle
In my quest to read the great fantasy novels I have arrived at one of the more epic series of our time, Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time. The book is one that I had seen on many lists of best fantasy - apparently it's extremely well-known and widely read - and one which I had … Continue reading Book Review: The Eye of the World – by Robert Jordan
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