Your "To Be Read" list, that is. Tell us what's near the top or share the whole thing if you like. I'm nosy and like seeing what books people are excited about.
I'm currently reading The Last Argument of Kings which is the third book in the First Law series. I think I might read The hobbit next. It's been on the tbr for a long time.
It's pretty good. It's been a while since I've read a complete series of novels especially when it's fantasy. I used to hate fantasy.
btw what do you think about earthsea series by ursula k le guin
I read the first one many years ago but still look back on it fondly, I read the second earlier this year and thought it was excellent. I'm planning to read the third sometime soon. Definitely worth checking out if you're wanting a classic example of the genre, but again very different to an Abercrombie book.
If you're wanting more things like First Law you'll want to look into the grimdark side of the genre, or just keep going with Joe since he has 2 more series in the same world that follow up the first trilogy.
I'm currently reading The Last Argument of Kings which is the third book in the First Law series. I think I might read The hobbit next. It's been on the tbr for a long time.
Hobbit is a classic but it's about as far from a Joe Abercrombie book as you can get. How're you finding Last Argument of Kings?
It's pretty good. It's been a while since I've read a complete series of novels especially when it's fantasy. I used to hate fantasy. btw what do you think about earthsea series by ursula k le guin
I read the first one many years ago but still look back on it fondly, I read the second earlier this year and thought it was excellent. I'm planning to read the third sometime soon. Definitely worth checking out if you're wanting a classic example of the genre, but again very different to an Abercrombie book.
If you're wanting more things like First Law you'll want to look into the grimdark side of the genre, or just keep going with Joe since he has 2 more series in the same world that follow up the first trilogy.
I've read 2 books by le guin and liked both of them. So, I think I might like this one.