What are some books you'd recommend reading?

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  1. FFBurwick

    FFBurwick Active Member

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    I have been writing a lengthy account of one main character in a series of events, with side characters accompanying that one for some length of time. Several characters on the side were very interesting to me with potential I wanted to find in them, and I have been writing about their experiences, mainly when having parted from that initial main character. The subsequent stories are not as long as the first is turning out to be, but I think they are all potential novels to be published, the initial one still probably going first.
     
  2. Vince Higgins

    Vince Higgins Curmudgeon. Contributor

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    I am only twenty or so pages into Red Mars Moon by Kim Stanley Robinson. A hard sci fi tale of adventure on a Chinese lunar colony. Pretty sure I'll recommend it when done.

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    Robinson's Mars series is a good read.
     
  4. Vince Higgins

    Vince Higgins Curmudgeon. Contributor

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    Correction. This one is Red Moon. I've read Red, Green, and Blue Mars. This is a different "universe." I have used Desmond as a Starbucks name.
     
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    I was reading The Princess, the Crone, and the Dung-Cart Knight by Gerald Morris, and I enjoyed it.
     

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