Favourite book?

[Darksun]

No one has mentioned The Dark Tower yet? C'mon, Vellos even signs his letters "Long Days and Pleasant Nights".

I envision Dwilight as the continent where the world has moved on.

[Vellos]

No one has mentioned The Dark Tower yet? C'mon, Vellos even signs his letters "Long Days and Pleasant Nights".

I envision Dwilight as the continent where the world has moved on.

Curious bit about that.

I've never read the Dark Tower.

I stole the sig from Metis Highland, founder of Triunism. One or two other Triunists use that signoff too. Metis took it from The Dark Tower, I have since learned, but in BM it's kind of a Triunist thing. Since Hireshmont's conversion to Sanguis Astroism, he's actually gotten a sort of a semi-cease-and-desist request from one Triunist, as well as a few Astroists asking him if he's "really" converted, given his signature.

[Penchant]

I stole the sig from Metis Highland, founder of Triunism. One or two other Triunists use that signoff too. Metis took it from The Dark Tower, I have since learned, but in BM it's kind of a Triunist thing. Since Hireshmont's conversion to Sanguis Astroism, he's actually gotten a sort of a semi-cease-and-desist request from one Triunist, as well as a few Astroists asking him if he's "really" converted, given his signature.

Well thats a bummer because I was thinking about stealing that awesome signoff but if I will get in trouble with the religious folks I probably shouldn't.

[Perth]

Well thats a bummer because I was thinking about stealing that awesome signoff but if I will get in trouble with the religious folks I probably shouldn't.

Just convert to Triunism!  :)

[Gustav Kuriga]

I would have to say my favorite is Sandy Mitchell's Commissar Cain series of books.

[Ehndras]

For those of you who are avid readers and love all things Medieval, A Distant Mirror is a wonderful book on the history of the 100 Years War leading from the early 1400s until the late 1500s, about 600-700 pages if I'm not mistaken. I found it in my father's old book collection when he died, sitting among an absolutely maddening number of Tom Clancy novels. I think he had every single novel Clancy has ever written. <_< I lost them when our shipment container sprung a leak halfway across the Atlantic on its way to Brazil, but oh well. I read them a looong time ago. I no longer actually HAVE this book, but I can guarantee its a hell of a read and offers some pretty deep insight into life, politics, war, art, and culture of the time.

I read it when I was about 9, maybe 10, and I still haven't found a book on medieval times that can best it.

EDIT: Found it, but my version is a black hardcover and looks very different. Huh.

http://www.amazon.com/Distant-Mirror-Calamitous-14th-Century/dp/0345349571#reader_0345349571

[Ehndras]

Be warned, its ridiculously-dense at times. The amount of detail imparted is absolutely breathtaking at times.