Tasha Fox

My newest love book-wise is S.M. Stirling's Emberverse series, begining with the title "Dies the Fire". This story is about an Electro Magnetic Pulse that hits the earth and changes the laws of physics in such a way that modern technology will not work anymore. Electricity, batteries, and such, explosives, such as gunpower and dynamite won't work either. So basically, in an instant, humity is reduced to swords, bows and armour, among other things. GREAT SERIES!! Just read this one and you will have to read the others. The next titles in the series are... "The Protector's War" "A Meeting at Corvallis" "The Sunrise Lands" and not yet published... "The Scourge of God" "The Sword of the Lady" and "The High King of Montival" a duology for a later period is "The Blood of the Sun" and "The given Sacrifice" I love this series so much that I don't know how I am going to stand waiting for the later books to come out. I am going to check out a couple other books by S.M. Stirling as well, because he is such a good author. More authors and books I like are, pretty much anything by Stephen King, especially his Dark Tower series, Terry Pratchett, because he is hilarious, I love British humor. Tolkien, of course. Anne Rice, everything she wrote before being re-corrupted by Catholisism. Watership Down, by Richard Adams. Neal Stephenson, excellent cyber punk author, I totally recommend anything by him, but probably the best book to start with is "The Diamond Age". Matt Ruff, another great author, though it's hard for me to think of a genre he fits in, but he's wonderful, look him up. Most historical fiction, science fiction, and fantasy genres, as long as they aren't too dry, or childish. Check out my recommendations and pass me some of your own, if you wish. ..