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[Lad Emixam]

I strongly recommend - The Witcher series by Sapkowski. Being polish i had the huge pleasure to read it in original version but the book has been awarded best fantasy book of some year.

My girlfriend read them all (in french) and she's not a big fantasy fan. The books are amazing

[Ma Chao]

Im on the last book of "A Song of Ice and Fire" series. Im trying to milk this thing for all its worth I dont want it to end. Anyone know when book 6 "The Winds of Winter" is going to hit the shelves?

[Wei Yan]

Im on the last book of "A Song of Ice and Fire" series. Im trying to milk this thing for all its worth I dont want it to end. Anyone know when book 6 "The Winds of Winter" is going to hit the shelves?

Writer says he's written most of it, but that he's now trying to make it publishable. He's about 250 pages far that could be actually printed. So yeah, the most optimistic guess is this winter.

[Zhao Cen]

Looking forward to that book as well!

Also on an unrelated topic, brandon sanderson is about half way done with the first draft of the stormlight archive book 2

[maloki]

Anyone interested in befriending each other on Goodreads? (I Love statistics so I have to be on sites like that)

[Cao Cao]

ordered as well, so will soon be reading that

[Xiahou Yuan]

Nice, I ordered the same set right after season 3 ended, about halfway of book 1 now.
I'm usually not a reader, but for ASoIaF I'll gladly make an exception

[SpiceWeasel]

George Martin is notorious for the amount of time he takes to write these books. I ran through all of them in about 3 months and then had to wait 4 years for a Dance with Dragons....

I guess it possible that with the tv series he may develop a sense of urgency but I doubt it.
He usually averages about 4 years per book so I wouldn't get too excited just yet.

Enjoy what's available -it may be the case that the TV series finishes before the books do...

[Wei Yan]

George Martin is notorious for the amount of time he takes to write these books. I ran through all of them in about 3 months and then had to wait 4 years for a Dance with Dragons....

I guess it possible that with the tv series he may develop a sense of urgency but I doubt it.
He usually averages about 4 years per book so I wouldn't get too excited just yet.

Enjoy what's available -it may be the case that the TV series finishes before the books do...

He has actually given the two producers of Game Of Thrones spoilers of the main story lines for the next two books should he die while writing them. He said he plans to have them written by the time the series catches up, but I'm pretty doubtfull he'll be fast enought for the last one. At least we know that the next one will definitly be ready in a year and a half in that case :p But I expect it in like a year tops. He wrote the first 3 in a span of 5 years, but he started slowing down then.

[Diao Chan]

Stuck in book 4 GoT now :p So now reading Symphony of Ages - Rhapsody: Child of Blood. <3

[Lotteke]

Reading Lord of the Rings at the moment. I  read the first half like two years ago, and then gave up and read some... well, lighter books. Literally and figuratively.

I'm now at the bit when Frodo, Sam and Gollum are camping together.

Gonna ask the GoT books for my birthday. Everyone's making such a big fuss about them, so I need to find out what that's all about. Haven't watched the TV series.

[Zhao Cen]

Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. Also there are a bunch of school books I should start reading soon

[Teng Fanglan]

Stuck in book 4 GoT now :p So now reading Symphony of Ages - Rhapsody: Child of Blood. <3

Wow! Another person reading the Symphony of Ages! I used to think I was the only one who read them, since I've never met another person who had! I'm a huge fan of Grunthor  Another good series I'd recommend is Naomi Novik's Temeraire (I'm such a fan of those, I actually have the dragon from the His Majesty's Dragon cover tattooed on my back)

I should read those again, but I'm (still) working on getting through Nick Perumov's Keeper of the Swords-series first...

[Diao Chan]

Stuck in book 4 GoT now :p So now reading Symphony of Ages - Rhapsody: Child of Blood. <3

Wow! Another person reading the Symphony of Ages! I used to think I was the only one who read them, since I've never met another person who had! I'm a huge fan of Grunthor  Another good series I'd recommend is Naomi Novik's Temeraire (I'm such a fan of those, I actually have the dragon from the His Majesty's Dragon cover tattooed on my back)

I should read those again, but I'm (still) working on getting through Nick Perumov's Keeper of the Swords-series first...

^^ yeah. I'm actually reading them for the second time. Few years ago for the first time and loved it 
Grunthor is awesome lol. I like Achmed to ^^
And the book covers from Luis Royo.. An artist I rly admire

If you like dragons: try Robin Hobb; dragon keeper serie <3

[Cao Cao]

ordered as well, so will soon be reading that

To give u an idea of my spare time ... Still in book one, page 602