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My question is why do eBooks cost as much as a hard copy? I travel a lot, and live in a country where I can't get books easily. My eReader is a constant companion.

I'm currently working my way through series one (I picked up the complete collection set for £75 recently). I think the effects stand up quite well to scrutiny.

I just (finally) read "watchmen" and now I'm reading "Y the last man" It's rather good.

just in case anyone is interested, the DVD is available from mid-april

I quite enjoyed it. I can't wait to see where he goes with his characters. As a series, It shows lots of promise.

I didn't really enjoy it. I finished it, but it didn't really grab me at all.

Re: White Night - due out April 2007 i'm looking forward to this. i'm a huge harry dresden fan

this month i'll be reading "uglies", "pretties", and "specials" by scott westerfield. they look interesting.

if there is no sci-fi/fantasy book group near you, why not start your own? put up a flyer in your local bookshop/library. one has just started in my local bookseller. one of the shop assistants organised it. :D

i finished it myself a couple of weeks ago. simply put, the best fantasy book i've read this year. my only wish is that i'd not read it, so i can read it for the first time again.

i've also read fistfull of charms by kim harrison. not bad, but not the best in the series. and i'm working on the traveller. (i forget the author) it's getting better as i get into it. also try to get a copy of the blade itself. it's the best fantasy book i've read this year.

I'm warming to tiffany. i think she's going to be as formidable a witch as granny eventually. i fell off my seat laughing at the first meeting of you and greebo.

I've just read "The lies of Locke Lamora" by Scott Lynch. Exellent fantasy. well worth reading. It looks like it's the first in a series too. I'll be keeping an eye out for more from this author.

for me, it's an order mages' black lorken staff shod in black iron. btw "the last starfighter is one of my favorite sci-fi films"

for fantasy, i would go with Robin Hobb or L E Modesit jr. not all that tolkeinesque but well constructed and engaging reading.

can't wait yarrr!!!!!

my pet theory on "shep" is that he was of high military rank (hence the martial arts/shooting skills), was sickened by the slaughter at serenity valley, retired to the monastary. and is now "out in the world for a spell"... bit of a firefly fan here.......

i read "tunnel in the sky" at an early age it got me into the rest of his work. number of the beast is one of my favorite sf novels.

or possibly in the interests of public safety, get out less............

mine is already ordered