I first found a Raymond book while I was visiting my, at the time, girlfriend in Copenhagen. I needed something to read for my 5 hour train journey back home. It was Tears of the Gods, so not the best place to start, but I loved it. I lend it to a friend of mine, who then bought Magician, which I in turn borrowed as well. Since then I've read.. well all of them I guess, or at least almost. My entire topself is only for Raymond E. Feist, everything else can stand lower. I was 15 back then, and I'm turning 25 this summer. So almost half my life reading these books, and they have been reread so many times I recently got them all again, because the old books were worn down!
Martin On Thu, Feb 23, 2012 at 7:41 PM, John <[email protected]> wrote: > Richard Williamson <[email protected]> writes > >> >> Anyway... Stumbled on the limp version (Braldt cover*) in 1987 >> probably, so 25 years ago. Mathematically speaking, I hit the >> half-life of Midkemiitis in 2010... >> > > For me it was the old Geoff Taylor paperback, when I was looking for > something to take on holiday. Had not read in 10 years, so needed something > good to read. The cover looked nice, the blurb on the back interesting :)! > >> >> Also, I stumbled on this list 15 years ago, so summer 2013 I will have >> spent 1/3 of my life on here. >> > > Found the list in '97 when I first got a home Internet connection at the > astounding speed of 28kb > > Crydee when live in 99 so is 12 years old so a little under a quarter of > my life and were shortly moving to 100Mb > -- > John > > The Official Raymond E Feist Website > http://www.crydee.com/ > > Books to read, and shelves to fill, > Ray's great books, just fit the bill. > > > > > >
