hello everyone i've been following the strand and thought i would add some authors i re-read: kate elliot tolkien of course steven brust's vlad & khaavren, also brokedown p. robin hobb- both the farseer series and the ship of magic series lynn flewelling's nightrunner series (i think someone else mentioned this) katheryn kurtz, both the templars and the co-written adepts guy gavriel kay, sarantium series, tigana, and summer tree etc raymond feist's 18 or so books. i loved them. mercedes lackey; although one can only re-read them once every few years. i like the bards too weiss & hickman's dragonlance chronicles. (my ten year old son loves them now) -there's just too many fond memories to cause me to look at these any other way eddings (same reason as weiss & hickman) melanie rawn roger zelazny ( just read the entire amber chronicles omnibus. life changing read, disagreeing with every one who nitpicked him) anne perry- victorian mysteries george r.r. martin - the sweeping epic thing for a space of time david drake - another sweeping epic thing for another space of time mary stewart's merlin trilogy dave duncan-the 'sword' series and the 'blade' series. although there is a plot device in the third sword book that irritated me to no end. anne rice- in a cold winter, re-read is fun (any of the vampire chronicles) gene wolfe's torturer trilogy. ya books: ursula k leguin l'engle chronicles of narnia r.l. stevenson mark twain harry potter any lloyd alexander diane duane's witch series ibbotson's 'secret of platform 13, island of the aunts, which witch' roald dahl /. /. /. / ./. /. /. /. /. /. /. / lgc's weblog: http://radio.weblogs.com/0107188/