[JohnH]

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[ChrisW]

Yep its umm 3:21 am March 1st as I write this in aussie land.

Have to finish off "Revenge" by Fiona MacIntosh and then it's on to "The Il Made Mute" for me.I don't really won't to read it but it was a chritmas present so I have to.

[Mithfânion]

"Revenge of the Rose" by Michael Moorcock.

"Black sun rising" by CS Friedman.

[Hans]

Isle of Battle by Sean Russell, comes out in March, hopefully I'll be getting that.

[BigBadGravity]

On Amazon and Amazon.co.uk it says August for Isle of Battle.

[Mithfânion]

That's a mistake then because I've already ordered it here and the bookstore assured me it would arrive in March. It's also on Orbit (the publisher's) site that it will be released in March.

[kray3]

'bout halfway through Robin Hobb's Ship of Magic (Book 1 of the Liveship Traders
Enjoying the series so far, not sure what'll i will start next, Amber maybe

[Hobbit]

Fallen Dragon, by Peter F Hamilton. On a bit of an SF 'splurge' at the mo. ( i know this is a Fantasy thread, so I'll apologise now, but you did ask....)

Recently finished Pullman's Northern Lights (a sort of 'anti-Narnia', with potential, liked it a lot), Honor Harrington book 2, (I liked it so much, I bought the series.... http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/smile.gif ), Moorcock's Dreamthief's Daughter (really good for Elric fans) and enjoying PFH's.

Then...hmm, I'll have to see what the workload's like! Probably some Fantasy next, though Richard Morgan's Altered Carbon's arriving in the next couple of days, and I'm looking forward to that (it'll be interesting to compare that with the Hamilton), and I've got the Coldfire Trilogy and John Marco's Eyes of God somewhere in cyberspace, so I'll see.

Hobbit

[Cygnus]

Well.. I'm cheating since I still have 50 minutes of February to go. I'm just trying to be forward-thinking!

I'm about 200 pages into Curse of the Mistwraith by Janny Wurts. I can see why I've read so many positive comments about Wurts.. she really knows how to keep a reader interested. I've been trying to ration my reading since I have other things that need to be done, but I keep thinking about this story. I'll have to go look for old discussions about this book so I don't take up room here to post detailed comments.

[Alucard]

In fantasy, I'm going to be reading the following (so far):

Sara Douglass, Wayfarer redemption. Never read her, but decided I'd give her a shot.

Glen Cook's black company. Been wanting to for a while.

Guy Kavriel's Kays lions of al-rassan. Heard it's great and found it at a used book store for cheap.

The rest is fiction or mystery. But I'm sure my list will grow with my next trip to the library.