robin hobb

I really enjoyed all three series, and I'm curious as to which one you folks enjoyed the most. The best, for me, boiled down between Liveship Traders and Tawny Man. But in the end my vote went to Liveship because I didn't really expect much about a series devoted to ships. I thoroughly...

Am I the only person, who disliked this innocent woman? I've thought it over a lot, and have come to the conclusion that it's because she can never share in Fitz's adventures to the full- she was only ever a looker on. In fact the relationship between them was only ever based on physical...

I just ordered the Tawny Man trilogy, without realizing that the Liveship Traders was in any way connected. Am I about to kick myself for not getting it first? I've read and loved the Farseer, and ordered Tawny Man for more of Fitz and the Fool (btw one of the most interesting characters I've...

I finished Fool's Fate this week-end. Looking back over the trilogies, there was one character I loved most : Nighteyes. I'm just curious. What do you think about Nighteyes ? Did you love the wolf ? Was he more clever than Fitz ? Or he managed to show us the hidden part of Fitz ?

I have just bought the Farseer books. Can any of you please give me a little feedback on Hobb's works?

I found these books excellent! They're huge but I spend 2 solid weeks reading them and finished them all! The only annoying thing was he didn't tell us who the bead woman, forget her name~, really was...apart from that, good! I just finished a short story of his also, set before the series, when...

How many have read Hobb's books under her other published name :)

I dont know much about this new series and wondered if anyone else had any info :) When is the book out?

This author has written under another name so I've included those books too :) As Megan Lindholm The Ki and Vandien Quartet Harpy's Flight (1983) The Windsingers (1984) The Limbreth Gate (1984) Luck of the Wheels (1989) Tillu and Kerlew The Reindeer People (1988) Wolf's Brother...

For those of you who have read Hobb's Farseer Trilogy, you know that the main character is a trained assassin. Throughout the work (and the associated other books) Fitz contemplates the ethics of using an assassin's 'arts' to aid a Kingdom and his family. Does this thinking make him a better...