Indeed he has...Stoplesteimer said:Dresden Files most definitely; great world, intriguing characters, badass action, sadly Mr. Jim Butcher has been an utter bastard with cliffhangers lately.
Ohh!distortedreality said:Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan/Brandon Sanderson.
Definition of epic fantasy.
A problem only us and other norwegians would ever notice.Vampire cat said:Varg Veum... A very well known author from my city writes these books about a private detective named Varg Veum. They are in Norwegian, though I'm sure it's not all that hard to find English translations of them, and they are extremely popular.
Very good and thrilling books.
They recently made (and still make) a bunch of movies based on the books too now though they are in Norwegian so anyone interested would have to deal with that (having to read the text!). The only problem with those movies is the dialect of the main character (Veum himself that is) is the wrong one! He has an east-Norwegian dialect, and the character is from (and lives and works in, and is based on) west-Norway and of course had a west-Norwegian dialect in the radio plays from long before the movies came into creation...
Indeed, but no less a problem! The movies are great, and the actor is very good... Until that very moment when he opens his mouth X3.Stekepanne5 said:A problem only us and other norwegians would ever notice.Vampire cat said:Varg Veum... A very well known author from my city writes these books about a private detective named Varg Veum. They are in Norwegian, though I'm sure it's not all that hard to find English translations of them, and they are extremely popular.
Very good and thrilling books.
They recently made (and still make) a bunch of movies based on the books too now though they are in Norwegian so anyone interested would have to deal with that (having to read the text!). The only problem with those movies is the dialect of the main character (Veum himself that is) is the wrong one! He has an east-Norwegian dialect, and the character is from (and lives and works in, and is based on) west-Norway and of course had a west-Norwegian dialect in the radio plays from long before the movies came into creation...