I'm partial to the Dune cover myself, mostly because I've never actually managed to finish book 2 and now I have a gooda reasonable an excuse to give up trying. :-)
LOL! "The Land of Bad Names!" That could describe so many fantasy novels.
Ironically, I joined a displeased-former-fans-of-Goodkind type forum this week....He's an Objectivist, not a Libertarian. Which is far, far worse. Some have suggested his work be called Ayn Rand in Fantasyland.... His work also features a chicken as the embodyment of all evil. Good. Night.
I like the Feist one. When I read his first book, someone asked me how I liked it. "Well," I said grimly, for I knew this boy was a fan of the series. "I felt like it was someone writing about his D&D character." "That's exactly what it is!" he said, full of enthusiasm. So. We're not friends anymore.
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Date: 2008-10-20 08:20 pm (UTC)Ironically, I joined a displeased-former-fans-of-Goodkind type forum this week....He's an Objectivist, not a Libertarian. Which is far, far worse. Some have suggested his work be called Ayn Rand in Fantasyland.... His work also features a chicken as the embodyment of all evil. Good. Night.
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