Heh, Dworkin was a raving nutter in the earlier books, I never finished the series much to my shame, but there were so many other I wanted to read at the time...Just re-read the Coldfire Trilogy by C.S. Friedman, and I still think they are some of the best written sci-fan books I've ever read. I know it's a good book when I start wondering about the characters and the place while I'm working. Re-reading the Song of Fire and Ice again in anticipation of the 4th book. Also picked up Michael Crichton's Eaters of the Dead out of curiousity. The 13th Warrior is one of the best movies I've ever seen, and the fact that the book isn't so much a work of fiction as a re-translation of the fragments of the journal of Achmed ibn Fadlan is fascinating. Also read the first book in Weiss and Hickmans Dragon Disciples series. It promises to be a good read. I've always had a certain fondness for contemporary fantasy involving dragons. The book is called Dark Heart I think (it's been awhile) and quite interesting. In the magazine rack next to my chair are Elmister: the Making of a Mage, and Salvatore's latest, Transcendence, book 2 in the Second Demonwars Saga. Well, that's my book propaganda for the day, I'm gonna finish A Game of Thrones now,
Hasta