holyschist: What should I read next? (Feel free to suggest something else if you don't like these choices.)
Asked 2 years ago
"A Scholar of Magics," Caroline Stevermer (I loved the first book)
- susannah
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But only because I'm currently really into Regency-Edwardian AUs with fantasy elements (have you read any of the Temeraire books yet?). There's another book that you might like, but it's at home and I can't remember the title!
- bookslibretti
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I read it and loved it (just like the first one). This is about Jane, but I have always felt Jane is awesome.
- littlekatydid
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Reading sequels always makes me nervous, but I always do it. :p
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"Privilege of the Sword," Ellen Kushner (or one of the earlier ones, but I have more of a weakness for feminism and women with swords than nutty gay fencers)
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kevinr
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I enjoyed the first Stevermer book okay, but not enough to pick up any of the sequels. I haven't read "Privilege of the Sword", but it looks good. (obPseudoAmazon: If you like these, you might also enjoy Elizabeth Moon's Paksennarion books, which my friends have been reading and enjoying, and which are somewhere in my own queue. :-)
- garfieldfreak123
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read both
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Skipped (with comments)
- sauergeek
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If you haven't read it already, Lois McMaster Bujold "Paladin of Souls"
- stilvoid
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Something by Terry Goodkind. Start with "Wizard's First Rule"
- ksil83
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I recommend Terry Pratchett. Not so romantical, but a great, witty read. Try 'Small Gods' or maybe even 'Good Omens' which he co-wrote with another author, Niel Gaiman. Whatever you decide, happy reading!
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