I'm glad to see that Hyperion made it within the "Top 10", but you're missing the three other masterpieces of the Hyperion Cantos, not to mention Ilion and Olympos.


What the fuck is that all about?


You also don't have any Steven Pressfield. That is just plain fucking loony.


Reading through Assimov is like tripping on good hydro. Nothing spectacular, but you still walk away feeling like you got your money's worth.


On that note, I only liked Foundation, and Prelude to Foundation.


Also, if your an Orson Scott Card fan, check out Treason. I'd argue that without a doubt it's his best work to date.

...Gash?

You wish. But I knew him. I loved him. I bore to him his unholy bastard demon spawn child.


I seek to emulate his god-like glory, in all it's perverse forms.


Fear me.

Ah, Zark. A poor man's Gash.

Actually, no.

I have no idea who the fuck that is.

And thanks.

Prick.

I come not to yoke men together but to put them apart.

Adalric..

Gash's ugly step cousin, twice removed.


Treason was pretty good. Bite your tongue about Foundation though!


Brave New World? Was that the book about sex? Kurt Vonnegut or something? It was ok...


Risen Empire was interesting.

Aldous Huxley.

Goddamn you Mike, with your fancy IP check. So much for my pledge of dope dollars on your wedding.

Brave New World: see 1984.


Adal!! Hello hello.