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JohnH
April 9th, 2002, 04:21 PM
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ChrisW
April 9th, 2002, 05:46 PM
1.Crossroads of Twilight - Robert Jordan
2.Pattern - K J Parker
3.The Goldern Fool - Robin Hobb
4.House of Chains - Steven Erikson
5.A Feast for Crows - George R R Martin
6.Isle of Battle - Sean Russell
7.DragonMaster - Chris Bunch
estranghero
April 9th, 2002, 07:46 PM
Jasper Fforde-- The Eyre Affair
Graham Joyce-- Smoking Poppy
Steven Erikson-- Gardens of the Moon
James Barclay-- Dawn-Thief
Ricardo Pinto-- The Chosen
... and if these are coming out this year...
Crossroads of Twilight-- Robert Jordan
A Feast for Crows-- George R R Martin
P.S. Aren't we getting grumpy, JH? http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/smile.gif
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Barbarossa
April 9th, 2002, 10:10 PM
Stover's "blade of Tyshalle" (as PB, ordered, but not posted yet)
Brust's Issola (PB)
Hobb's "Fool's errand" (PB)
Pratchett's "Thief of time" (PB)
Rowling's "Order of Phoenix"
Martin's "Feast of crows"
Williams "Otherland 4" (PB, ordered, not posted yet)
Mithfânion
April 9th, 2002, 10:37 PM
A Feast for Crows- GRR Martin, UK edition, november
Golden Fool-R. Hobb, Dutch edition, August http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/biggrin.gif
House of Chains-S. Erikson,UK edition, December
Red Dragon- D. Zindell, UK edition, September
Isle of Battle- S. Russell, UK edition, August.
Memory, sorrow & Thorn by Tad Williams
Cavern of Black Ice by JV Jones
There are plenty more to add, like the Covenant books by Donaldson and Hobb's Liveship,trilogy but I won't go into that right now because they're not all first releases and the strict thread regulation http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/wink.gif
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DarthV
April 10th, 2002, 02:56 AM
Seven, eh ? Hope first edition massmarket paperbacks count http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/wink.gif Straight from my to-buy list:
Tad Williams - Sea of Silver Light
Neil Gaiman - American Gods
R.A. Salvatore - Ascendance
Raymond Feist - Tears of the Gods
Juliet Mariller - Son of the Shadows
David Farland - Wizardborn
Steven Erikson - Memories of Ice
Off topic - I might pick up 1984 just so I can see where the forum is going with all these guidelines http://www.sffworld.com/ubb/smile.gif
EE
April 10th, 2002, 04:11 AM
In no particular order. The term "Just Released" is defined as "Released some time during the last 6 or so months".
1. J V Jones - Fortress of Grey Ice
2. Robin Hobb - Fool's Errand
3. Robin Hobb - The Golden Fool
4. G R R Martin - A Feast for Crows
5. Robert Jordan - Crossroads of Twilight
6. James Clemens - Wit'ch Gate
7. R A Salvatore - Ascendance (1st MM PB)
Tough one (;
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Warewolf
April 10th, 2002, 06:20 AM
Like Darth, I'm assuming that initial release mass market paperbacks count. Here are the first seven on my Amazon wish list...
Sea of Silver Light - Tad Williams
The Ring of Five Dragons - Eric Van Lustbader
Traitor (Star Wars) - Matthew Woodring Stover
The Heretic Kings - Paul Kearney (first US release)
The Iron Wars - Paul Kearney (first US release)
The Second Empire - Paul Kearney (first US release)
Sea of Swords - R.A. Salvatore
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Llama
April 10th, 2002, 09:24 AM
>>Okay so here are the rules. Let's see how many actually can pay attention and follow directions.
I can, I just choose not to.
By any chance would you be one of those people that eats the food on his plate in alphabetical order?
LONG LIVE ANARCHY!!
POST WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WANT!!
REBEL AGAINST JOHNH'S DICTATORIAL CONSTRAINTS! POST YOUR ONE FAVORITE COLOR, THE THREE MOVIES YOU HATE THE MOST, THE TOP TEN REASONS WHY GRRM IS BETTER THAN GOODKIND!!!!!!
Alle
April 10th, 2002, 09:30 AM
Lets see...
1.Golden Fool - Robin Hobb
2.House of Chains - S. Erikson
3.HP& the Order of Phoenix- JK Rowling
4.Crossroads of Twilight - RJ
5.A Feast of Crows - GRRM
6.Ships from the West - P. Kearney (1st US edition I do believe due out either in or before December)
7.Witches Honor - Jan Siegel (The US edition has a slightly different title, but I can't remember it atm.
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