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The Belgariad was my first series of Fantasy books I ever read and I absolutely loved them. I would recommend them to any aspiring fantasy fan. Yes, David Eddings does start to rehash his ideas in his later books, but I see that as a nod to all his fans, rather than a limited scope for story...

I agree that the Elenium/Tamuli world has more scope for expansion than the Belgariad world. In the Belgariad universe, all the various factions/races seem to be coming to a long awaited peace, whereas the factions in Elenium were still warring with each other. Not to mention there's the whole...

re: September 2011 SEVENTY-FIVE WORD WRITING CHALLENGE -- CLOSED The Exile Life on station XB-17 was good; unless you happened to be in the slums. For Jack, his was a life of suffering. Once he held a prestigious position within the station, before he was ousted due to “politics”...

I absolutely love Fiest, having read almost all of his books. I'm probably going to get beaten for this, but I prefer his solo work to the novels he released with Wurts. It could possibly be that I read the Empire series quite a few years ago now and my memory might be a tad foggy about some of...

Indeed, rather than say Fallout 2 (European release), which was partly edited so the children were no longer in the game, but was so poorly done that the floating text still appeared when your character walked near any of the "locations" of the kids. Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe that...