I have just returned to this thread after a couple of weeks to find (sadly) that the Darwin v Bible topic dissipated so easily. Such a controversial topic but such an important one. Ah well...I might just add, Naker, I'm 100% with Pete on this one. I'm also an avid Dawkins fan; have most of his work. When I'm not reading Jung (another inspirational hero for me) I'm revisiting Dawkins. Book, DVD or internet interviews...all good!
...following on from the Dragonlance chronicles and series, I emerged myself into Feist and Eddings many years ago now. Pug (Milamber) was a character I still recall vividly and with effection. Eddings likewise had such a memorable character in Spahawk! I still have somewhere, boxed from many moves, both of these authors' series. Ah, the memories...
What would life be like without such powerful fantasy writers...
As someone who strongly believes that what we read, what we read as children then teenagers, impacts heavily on the adult we become. These fantasy books played a significant role in shaping my own life in many ways.
I would think that I am not the only one who shares these thoughts???
Sorry for misdirecting the 'basketball books' thread here, Noodles, but what can I say...