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[DrunkChewbacca]

Just a suggestion to Rhoulette. You say that you like to read Sci-Fi, and alot of other things. I wonder, have you read any of the "Dragonlance" series? I know that I find it to be one of, if not the best series of things I have read. Just a heads up, maybe someone else out there has read anything in the series. Comments apreciated.
DrunkChewbacca

[pugjared]

There are many books in the Dragonlance series that I have enjoyed immensly. My favorite is Dragonlance Chronicles.

[Jinx FD]

I used to have a few dragonlance books, but never really got into them. With a few exceptions I prefer fantasy that deviates from the normal elves & dragons formula... I'm into the more personal alternate world stories that focus on a few specific characters who are very human in the way they think and feel and act. I like stories that tip morals upside down and ask interesting questions about social values too. Call me a rebel.

</bookworm>

[VideoXPG]

My sister loves trh Dragonlance novels, but I personally love reading the Tom Clancy novels.

[B_Parker]

Clive Barker's great for fantasy, but I don't know if it can qualify as Sci-Fi. Abarat or Imajica would be good books to go with, though, assuming you haven't already.

[mmubaldi]

I'm really not one for fiction, nor much sci-fi, but in all the discussions on this forum I haven't heard H.P. Lovecraft mentioned. For a short life, he produced a goodly amount of horror/fantasy/esoterica short stories and novelettes. Recommended.

[Genesis_11]

Read:

-Tom Clancy Books
-Halo Books
-Megatokyo
-Fruits Basket
-John Grisham books
-The Bible

[Jpoki]

Alistair reynolds has recently finished a great sci fi trilogy, and a few short stories in the same universe too.. I'm halfway through the last one "Absolution Gap"

Thoroughly Enjoyable

[burticvs]

I heard Ender's Game is a good read if you're into Sci-fi. My brother loved it.

Edit: other than that I suggest The Tao of Pooh

[Jinx FD]

Ender's Game rocks.