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Realms of the Deep (Forgotten Realms Anthology). Water related - you know for spring showers and all.

Been watching Farscape season 2 (about half way through now). Don't have cable TV, only DVD access. Pretty decent show so far.

All oppressors should be controlled and squashed under the steel-toed imperial boot of, um, well, um... nevermind. They are both evil.

Not sure myself, but you could check out www.photographyknowhow.com He is a professsional photographer friend of mine and would know the answer to that question - it may even be on the site itself. Just email him through through the site, if not, and he will have the answer I think. Or...

Just finished Ian Rankin's "Strip Jack" - Love this guys Inspector Rebus novels. Rankin's sense of humour is exactly what I need to combat my sucky day job.:cool: Now into "Xone of Contention" by Piers Anthony - it's like a lightly toasted marshmallow - sweet fluffy and familiar - after that...

Bigwig - Watership Down and Fiver too.

Read the first three books - no more. I've had enough. I like a series to actually end. I mean really end. As in ending, for good. Except Xanth, but that is just silly. ;)

I would suggest most novels by Robert Silverberg :) Or maybe "Night Of The Ripper" by Robert Bloch.

Since you asked . . . My Blog has most of my short stories (Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror) posted on it (Right sidebar under "My Short Stories"). If interested you can check it out at The Twisted Mind Emporium

I think this one is the best introduction to Lovecraft's work. http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0345350804/qid=1131106577/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_11_1/202-1839959-3350261 And and introduction by Robert Bloch as well.

I find the disturbing and insidious best, ala Lovecraft, much more entertaining than gore or the obvious chainsaw raving luney. With that said, has anyone read any Caitlin Keirnan? I read "Silk" and found it pretty good, creepy, disturbing and subtle, yet effective. And King, don't much care...

I like Tea - Earl Grey - Hot! You can guess the rest I think. ;)

We are soon to be treated to "Lord of the Narnia" so why not "Lord of the Chronicles?" ;) Not so sure tortured anti-heros and Hollywood is a good mix. Will wait and see.

Margaret Atwood :eek:

Just finished, last week, my first movie script outline. Am now in process of writing the first draft.:)

Absolute classic. Love it, love it. :D One of the best first person narrative works (all of them) I have ever read. Of course I love all Zelazny books, even the ones written with Saberhagen.

I'm thinking "Nom" at the end of a chapter in 'The One Tree'. Of course, it was 3 AM on a school night.