I am impressed...literacy dwells among us....and a few more

I am impressed...literacy dwells among us....and a few more:
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Posted by Lochlannach on August 2, 2000 at 17:58:02:

In Reply to: Re: CF 'tips' Books posted by Nepenthe(IMM) on August 2, 2000 at 17:13:11:

Just a few of the older ones

Any Sworeds and Sorcery by Fritz Leiber (Mouser is a wonderful thief and Fafhrd a great barbarian)

Paul Edwin Zimmer's Dark Border (excellent intrigue)

A bit of Mallory or Tennyson for that "Arthurian feel"

Take a stroll through the French and German "fairy tales" of pre 19th and 20th-Centuries. Many of the works cited here have their foundations in such works.

It's a bit difficult being at work, surrounded by mounds of work to remember all that I enjoy...but take a chance on new authors also...surprises await you.
Lochy

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Comments:	> Just a few of the older ones > Any Sworeds and Sorcery by Fritz Leiber (Mouser is a wonderful thief and Fafhrd a great barbarian) > Paul Edwin Zimmer's Dark Border (excellent intrigue) > A bit of Mallory or Tennyson for that "Arthurian feel" > Take a stroll through the French and German "fairy tales" of pre 19th and 20th-Centuries. Many of the works cited here have their foundations in such works. > It's a bit difficult being at work, surrounded by mounds of work to remember all that I enjoy...but take a chance on new authors also...surprises await you. > Lochy