Aye, I'm currently finishing the three-book saga, "Red Mars, Green Mars, Blue Mars", by Kim Stanley Robinson, which is obviously about colonists making Mars a habital planet, and is one of the greatest pieces of literature ever written on the topic.






I also re-read the Wheel of Time in cycles, usually :

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In between Wheel readings, I read Raymond Feist's Riftwar and Serpentwar books, he is the dragon master. I read Stephen Donaldson's Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever, and his Gap Cycle. I read David Gemmell, and Janny Wurts. I have read every Isaac Asimov book I could find. Orson Scott Card, Vonda McEntyre, Clive Barker, Roger Zelazny, Robert Heinlein, Octavia Butler, Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman, Terry Brooks, CS Friedman... to name a few more!

I read all the time. If I'm alone when I'm going to sleep, I read. One day, I will write.

Perhaps you've heard of dragons before? Maybe you think you might know something about them? Well if you haven't read Feist, don't even start with that shit. He is the master and has re-discovered the ancient lore, and has shown us the face of the Enemy...

And the latest, greatest High Fantasy epic, written by George R. R. Martin...

A Song of Ice and Fire

(Melisandre, the Red Lady)



(Ellaria Sand, bastard lover of Oberyn the Red Viper of Dorne)


(The twins Cersei and Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer)


(Sansa Stark and The Hound, fleeing King's Landing)


(Ser Gregor Clegane, the Mountain that Rides)


(Robert defeating Prince Rhaegar on the Trident Rivers)


(Jon Snow defending the Wall)



And beware the Others. Winter is Coming.

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Every wonder where all the dragons went?

Why, they live in Canada of course- here's proof!