Dana Hedberg writes:
> 1. The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever (Trilogy) by Stephen
> R. Donaldson
Actually, there is a second series, so it's a hexalogy in toto. None
of it extremely exciting. Unless you've got a Hansens' disease fetish...
> 2. The Nine Princes of Amber (Five book set) by Roger Zelazny
About the worst you can get from Roger Z. Decent by common fantasy
standards, but really not too hot. Read anything by him but that.
> 3. The Black Company (Eight book set, and counting) by Glen Cook
> 4. The Riddle Master of Hed (Trilogy) by Patricia A. McKillip
> 5. The Lord of the Rings (Trilogy) by J. R. R. Tolkein
The etalon. No more, no less. 'nuff said.
> 6. The Dark Tower (Four book set, and counting) by Stephen King
Some of it pretty decent, as I recall. I still stand and fall by "The
Last Stand", though.
> 7. The Dragon Prince (Trilogy) by Melanie Rawn
Sounds familiar, but that's about it.
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