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Comment on New Feist Riftwar book almost out by rob

rob — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:02:16 +0000

feist touches on so meny subjects in his books, i really believe he has an underlieing message to his writings its all just so vague i cant seem to put the puzzle together, and its very frustrating but there is definatly something there between the lines
something about us as people and how it should be, and how its been manuplitaded into what it is today
but its so hard to desipher! but i think im guaging on the edges of it all, its so damn frustrating
but he never says it directly, you have to kind of scry his meaning damn him!
he tells amasing storys in his books, which skirt around the true meaning with amasing writing style, i think it all kind of points towards being controlled over a vast amount of time and forgetting what was, i will suss it out, its just so damn frustrating, its all fractured in my mind! ohhh yeah… Feist rocks!

Comment on Towers of Midnight: Wheel of Time book 13 by Shadow'sBane

Shadow'sBane — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:14:23 +0000

Hi Elsid,
This is Shadow’sBane,
Yeah u ver right i seemed 2 hav forgotten
Padan fain ,but i he will directly fight in the last battle
I hav no idea of this place u r takin about

As 4 the heroes frm age of legends 2 spin out
I dont think it will happen
Because it dat happens wat will be the use of horn of al vere .
Accordin robert jordan olver is not gaidal cain

Comment on Towers of Midnight: Wheel of Time book 13 by Nikki

Nikki — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:46:43 +0000

RJ stated that Gaidal Cain is not the infamously ugly boy Olver O_O
though who else it could be i havnt got a clue. We also need the birth of Elaynes twins to be included in this discussion xD
Bout time we had a few little dragon reborns running around o_o

Comment on Towers of Midnight: Wheel of Time book 13 by elsid

elsid — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 15:23:02 +0000

your forgetting padan fain bud, although i’m not talking about the town hinderstrap, i’m talking about the land that has aes sedai who rule for seven years at a time, but i just can’t rmember the name.
where still waiting for the wheel to spin the hero’s back out of the pattern.
although i think olver will be giadal cain the legendary swordsman.

my e-mail address is elsid1975@hotmail.co.uk

Comment on Towers of Midnight: Wheel of Time book 13 by Shadow'sBane

Shadow'sBane — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 04:25:41 +0000

ELSID
There are 7 Gho’lams 1 of them is after matt
accordin 2 me matt will deal wid him in book 13.
As for the rest of gho’lams they will be kept as a secret weapon for the time of return
2 fight against the aes sedai & asha’man
by ”guy in cairhein” do u mean the philosopher in one of rands school ,
Then rand has figured it out in wot 12 last chapter’s ”Veins of Gold’’second last and last page.
As for luc (Isam) perrin has defeated him once and can do it again,he is nothin 2 worry about he not a main character.
as 4 town closed 4 outsiders (Hinderstrap)
It must have been created due 2 a Bubble of evil.
Logain and marzaim taim comes under asha man.black towers which has dark friends in it is remaining to be cleansed .
While u rember white tower was cleansed in book 12.
Perrin ,Rand & Matt hav completed almost all of mins viewings .

Elsid can u give ur e-mail id its eaiser 2 talk dat way

Comment on Towers of Midnight: Wheel of Time book 13 by elsid

elsid — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 21:25:06 +0000

shadow’sbane
you’ve forgotten the gholem for one, plus the land which is closed off to outsiders the name of which escapes me at the mo.
there’s also luc lan’s cousin who was probably the guy hunting in the wolf dream.
i’m pretty sure that min is supposed to figure out what the guy in cairhein was about to tell rand before he was killed, also perrin and mat have to fulfill min’s viewings not to mention others such as galad logain ond the rest.
i’d need to reread the series to remember the rest, but i’m sure there’s another couple.

Comment on Robin Hobb’s next book: Dragon Haven by binzo

binzo — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 22:49:22 +0000

your a gimp

Comment on Iain Banks’ Transition gets mixed reviews by Greg

Greg — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:05:56 +0000

Oh, and even the Villainess felt like Mrs Brunner. Pity there was no Bishop Beesley.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Cornelius

For what it’s worth.

Comment on Iain Banks’ Transition gets mixed reviews by Greg

Greg — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 01:03:57 +0000

Transitions felt oddly familiar… until I realised that I had been expecting Moorcocks’ Jerry Cornelius and Mrs Una Persson to pop into this corner of the Multiverse. Maybe I ought to have just have stuck to “The English Assassin” and watched them start needling people or shaking them down in counterpoint to Soviet Tanks rolling into yet another Prague in yet another 1968.

Comment on Robin Hobb’s The Dragon Keeper: A review by JimH

JimH — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 15:37:32 +0000

Just finished and although it’s only the first book, I wasn’t as taken with the characters as the Liveship series. There are two mysteries, though — what is the nature of Tarman (the mostly quiet liveship in the first book) and of course Kelsingra — which I assume is the abandoned city visited in the first set of books. That said, Hobb will probably surprise us in the next book…