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Old 09-21-2016, 08:41 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
I'm trying to catch up on a lot of old fantasy that I couldn't really read when it was released, as I wasn't even born yet (70's), way too young (80's), or already swamped with required reading from school (90's). I actually only started to read for my own pleasure at around 1999-2000. (I was lucky that I enjoyed most of the required reading for school... except basically the newer Dutch works.)

Most of the works I'm reading are by authors that were active in the 70's and 80's (and some are active still), and thus I buy a lot of stuff from the big publishers.
There is a lot of really good books from that era since that seemed to be the hey day of fantasy. I really started getting into fantasy during that time period. Most of it is available as ebooks, though I'm still looks for a few. Zelazny is the primary missing piece for me.
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