[Hobbit]

Little bit slow out of the traps this month (it's 2nd March here!) but I guess better late than never. :)

What books have we read this month and what did you think?

Hobbit

[James Barclay]

Still reading Ash...

So far, so very very good.

[Hobbit]

So far, so very very good.
I KNEW IT! :) :D

LOL....pleased you are enjoying it NOM.... I'll say no more! :)

Hobbit

[bigbry]

Ash is an excellent read, glad they finally got it here in the states.......

Just read your Book Club forum, read Gardens of the Moon when it first came out 3 (4) years ago, now that I just finished HoC maybe it's time to revist to boys (and ladies)

[Lani]

I picked up The Mists of Avalon after hearing a lot about it and so far read the first part of the book. It's going pretty well so far, though maybe no exceptional, but it seems a really good book.

[Ingram]

Still reading ROTK, stayed up till 4AM reading :O awesome!

[DrBloodmoney1]

I just finished Pattern Recognition by William Gibson over the weekend so that counts in March. Great book, well-written and is worth your time as a reader of genre fiction.

I just started Across the Nightingale Floor. I know that it is aimed at younger readers, but I was intrigued by the name of the book.

DrB

[phedra n delaun]

OK. dumb question I,m sure. What is Ash? Thanks.

[Rob B]

phedra, I really think Ash is something you would enjoy - blends Fantasy, Science Fiction, Mystery, History and would well fit in line with the type of book you mention on your initial post.

Here are two reviews from SFSite:
http://www.sfsite.com/10b/ash91.htm
http://www.sfsite.com/04a/ashus78.htm

HA! beat you to it Hobbit!

[Hobbit]

LOL

I'm not allowed to say too much, Phedra. :) I have ranted about this book a lot over the past few years and am trying to claim my commission. :D

It (the UK omnibus edition) is one of the most extraordinary reads that I have read (and reread!) in over 30+ years of reading the stuff.

I keep lending copies out but never getting them back. I have a signed HB edition which is very useful as a coffee table when not being read.

I'll let Fitz's threads tell you the rest!

Hobbit