The sci fi comes in a later book, a prequel. The dragons were genetically engineered from the native fire lizard, which can chew fire stone and flame Thread. But for the first 3 books? It’s fantasy.
The sci fi comes in a later book, a prequel. The dragons were genetically engineered from the native fire lizard, which can chew fire stone and flame Thread. But for the first 3 books? It’s fantasy.
Did you ever read Tolkien? Read that in high school and that’s what got me into fantasy.
I just finished Yellow Wife by Sadeqa Johnson. It was a good fast read about slavery in the old American South, a novel but based on some true stories and events. Man's inhumanity to man can be mind-boggling.
Sci-fi/fantasty was/is my favorite genre. I still have paperback copies of my favorites - Telzy series, Fuzzy Sapien series, Stephen R Donaldson's White Gold Welder series, Shannara series, Deryni series...
So many books - so little time!! lol
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In a world where you can be anything - be kind. Unknown
Okay----I am just sitting here(when I have more important things to do), reading the complete collected works of Poe. It helps that it is VERY overcast, outside. Yup.2023-01-26.jpg2023-01-22 (25).jpg2022-08-15 (8).jpg2022-07-22 (8).jpg
Demon Copperhead by Barbara Kinsolver. Told from the vantage of a boy growing up in Appalachia and all the woes therein. Good read so far...
I'm drawn to pure escapism lately--urban fantasy, wherein all looks perfectly normal--on the surface.
Against the Grain about the move to agriculture and sedentarism (as opposed to nomadism)
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