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Hi everyone

I first learned about the Farseer trilogy from Amazon.com but only picked it up from Border's as a book to read on the plane. Fell in love with the series and picked up the rest of Farseer, followed by Tawny Man, followed by Liveship Traders. I have not read Soldier's Son.
While it seems like many people here have Liveships as their favorite series, I have to say I like Farseer and Tawny Man better. I liked how personal it was to follow Fitz's story through his perspective and being able to know his thoughts and experiences. It feels a lot like growing up with him.

redchild, I feel the same way about the Farseer books. I love Liveship, but my favorites are those about Fitz. Anyway, welcome!

Hello Cecilyk and redchild, and welcome. It's nice to see new faces here and you've certainly brought some life to this place. Keep it up!

Yeah, the place hasn't been this busy in a while. It's fun!

Hi there! I'm new! Glad I found a place where I can discuss one of my fav authors' books At the moment I'm reading Renegade's Magic and hope to have it finished in a week or so.

(May-05-2009, 08:15 PM (UTC))Chiquita Wrote: [ -> ]Hi there! I'm new! Glad I found a place where I can discuss one of my fav authors' books At the moment I'm reading Renegade's Magic and hope to have it finished in a week or so.

Welcome!! We've been rather inactive over here, so feel free to post like crazy.

She already has! 5 posts in one day. I believe that might be a record.

Hello everyone,

I came across Robin Hobb about 3 years ago and read the Farseer trilogy in dutch, I'm glad I've found a place to talk about what must be some of my favourite books ever. I'm a budding writer myself so Hobb is one of my idols
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Hi there, Farseer Fans.

I'm BuckBear. I've been a fan of the Realm of the Elderlings for about four years. I think I've read the books about 10 times in that period.

I'm forever forcing it onto my friends so that I can talk about it with them. I've made a couple of new fans that way.

If you'll allow me to linkwhore for a moment, this is my (still unfinished) discussion of the analogy between the Wit and homosexuality. You're welcome to disagree with me - it's just how I see it, because it's my thing.

Oh, and I'm an Aussie. *waves*

I'm glad to see so many new faces here, welcome all!