Someone asked this question not long ago, actually...
Legolas Send a noteboard - 06/01/2013 11:23:24 PM
although admittedly most people didn't much bother to describe the books in question there (the question was just to name their top three books in 2012). Still, might give you some ideas.
And then there was someone else asking about new fantasy series to start not too long ago, here.
And if you like history, you'll see that both Tom and myself just wrote very enthusiastic reviews about two quite different history books, perhaps one of those sounds interesting to you too? In the top three of 2012 post, Tom also mentioned The Proud Tower by Barbara Tuchmann, which is also excellent (basically about Europe in the quarter century before WW1).
And then there was someone else asking about new fantasy series to start not too long ago, here.
And if you like history, you'll see that both Tom and myself just wrote very enthusiastic reviews about two quite different history books, perhaps one of those sounds interesting to you too? In the top three of 2012 post, Tom also mentioned The Proud Tower by Barbara Tuchmann, which is also excellent (basically about Europe in the quarter century before WW1).
This message last edited by Legolas on 07/01/2013 at 05:47:01 PM
After AMOL, I'm looking for something new, so let me ask - What was the best book you read in 2012?
06/01/2013 10:44:24 PM
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Someone asked this question not long ago, actually...
06/01/2013 11:23:24 PM
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Thanks, very good resource, but the second link isn't working.
07/01/2013 12:10:26 AM
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Re: Thanks, very good resource, but the second link isn't working.
07/01/2013 07:13:52 AM
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Speaking of Tuchman...
07/01/2013 02:37:31 PM
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Yes. The one I own is The Zimmermann Telegram, which is also great.
07/01/2013 05:48:48 PM
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Hard choice between two:
06/01/2013 11:33:11 PM
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Interesting....that second book doesn't even have any Amazon reviews!
07/01/2013 12:16:06 AM
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Well, depends on how broadly you want to define genres, I suppose...
07/01/2013 01:09:34 AM
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Lord of Light- has some similarities to WOT in terms of themes
07/01/2013 01:27:01 AM
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It's a great book, though Chronicles of Amber would seem closer to WoT
15/01/2013 01:01:25 AM
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For me it's a draw between Patrick Rothfuss: "The wise Man's Fear" and
07/01/2013 01:17:14 PM
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Check out the work by David Weber or L E Modesitt Jr if you have't already; both are excellent. *NM*
04/02/2013 01:06:39 PM
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