how was your afk?
ps ily

This post was edited by Reginaaccchecker13 on Jul 17 2013 02:34pm

long and exhausting, but went well.

i am excited because one of my all time favorite authors released a new book yesterday and I have it coming today! should be here any time now.

and since when the fuck do you read?
there are many things i can picture you doing (this is a nightly exercise), but lying down and reading a big ol mystery novel aint one of them
whats it called?

nigga i been reading like a fool since i was like 4

Witch Wraith by Terry Brooks

his last name sounds like books
ak googling

my up and coming favorite author is named Pender

if i do ever become an author im going to get rich and buy a condo in vermont
and then we can hang out
and when you call me sometimes i'll ignore it because i need a lot of sleep and alone time
but we'd hang out a very respectable amount

also holy nigger dicks
FANTASY NOVELS?
they actually look pretty cool
i tried reading a description but it went way over my head
can you describe them pls

enders game (and its following trilogies / parallel) by orson scottcard is now being made into a movie*
if u didnt read it as a teen, u should get the .mobi or .epub and get goin before the movie comes out

This post was edited by VPN on Jul 17 2013 02:58pm

a lot of similarities to tolkien's work (which i loved the first time i read it when i was 5). the stories are about a world called the four lands ( post apocalyptic world reshaped by cataclysmic destruction by the "old sciences" and now dominated by magic, the surviving remnants of humanity became animal like and mutated into various races (dwarves, trolls, gnomes, men [elves were there all along]) , each group of the novels covers a different generation, sometimes spanning several centuries and usually involve trying to stop some dark magic and tends to rely on different generations of a family that has inherited magic into their bloodlines.
in this latest trilogy magic is fading away and a rediscovery of science is threatening the world, so there is a quest undertaken to find the disappeared elfstones that were lost thousands of years ago and no one knows where they went, or what magic they possessed, or if they still exist.



i read the first one, the read is rather too easy and geared towards very young, and very slow readers. but was a fun concept, kind of overdone though

This post was edited by Caulder10 on Jul 17 2013 03:00pm

had u continued to read, he had many scholars help in writing a full blown aftermath of ender and his brother / ansible tech etc
it was very complex, yet simple if the reader chose to not get hung on many aspects that are much deeper (shown in later series / parallels with worm)

he worked very hard to keep it as scientifically sound as he could.