JK Rowling Teases a Major "Potter" Announcement

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Emurlahn

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Chrono212 said:
Emurlahn said:
Chrono212 said:
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I want recommendations!
Prequels? *yawn* :p
Okay; As I don't know what you've read before I'll give you some different stuff.

I assume that you've already read some of Tolkien's work, but if not, you should read that too.

Old Kingdom-series by Garth Nix, first book Sabriel, low to mid fantasy, target age 16-20

Discworld-series by Terry Pratchett, first book Colour of Magic, order of read doesn't really matter, but I recommend starting with the first ones, target everyone with a sense of humour.

The Warrior-series by Josefine Ottesen (Danish), first book On the Furthermost Island, low fantasy/viking, target mostly boys age 18+

Black Magician-trilogy by Trudy Canavan, first book The Magician's Guild, mid to high fantasy, target mostly girls

Age of the Five-trilogy by Trudy Canavan, first book Priestess of the White, mid to high fantasy, target mostly girls

Shadowmarsh-series by Tad Williams, first book Shadowmarsh, mid fantasy, target fantasy readers
(anything by Tad Wiliams really)

Malazan Book of the Fallen main-series by Steven Erikson, first book Gardens of the Moon, dark fantasy, target experienced fantasy readers

Malazan Book of the Fallen spin-off-series by Steven Erikson and Ian C. Esslemont, first book Night of Knives, dark fantasy, target main-series readers

Chronicles of the Black Company-series by Glen Cook, first book The Black Company, mid/dark fantasy, target fantasy readers

Necronomicon (collection) by H.P. Lovecraft, horror fanatsy, target people who read in broad daylight/people who don't mind not sleeping/ people who like awesomely written literature

That should keep you reading for some time ;)
Feel free to ask more about any of these, or anything else for that matter.
Oh, wow. Cool list bro. And yeah, I read the Hobbit just like everyone else. And just like everyone else had a brain hemorrage trying to get into the first Lord of the Rings book.
Ahh, hehe, good, good. Not the haemorrhage though..
Silmarillion is also a quite good read, much better than the trilogy.
 

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The_root_of_all_evil said:
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Look up Harry Potter Fan Fic My immortal. I DARE YOU. Its not HP vs EC but its worse than Twilight by a long shot.
I've read "My Immortal". It took me 3 years to heal afterwards, but I read it. It's still less painful than Twiglet.
It can't be worse than Firefly fanfic. X-Men + Riddick + Star Wars? Seriously?

Anyway, I'm not thrilled to be seeing more Harry Potter anything. The books were a little more than mediocre and very poorly written in places. I have them all somewhere, and will reread them from time to time, in much the same way that I'll still play Spyro the Dragon. Just a quick fix of my childhood.
 

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I was betting on an MMORPG but I'm sure a social network will make fans just as happy (to keep giving Rowling their money).
 

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Honestly I always thought a Harry Potter MMO would be neat. It's a huge universe, everyone has magic powers, there's plenty of creatures to fight ect.

When i came to this thread I was worried JK was putting out another Potter book. I'd hope she'd start a new series about something completely different, I love her writing style.