Okay well I know I'm not going to get close to winning this thing, but I'll take a few guesses just for fun. Let me know how close I get.
1 - Tad Williams, The Dragonbone Chair. I have that one on my shelf. Classic.
2 - yeah, no idea
3 - Terry Goodkind, Wizard's First Rule. Yeah. Iconic there.
4 - Raymoned E. Feist, Apprentice? Or is it that Assassin's Aprrentice by the author I can't name?
5 - Looks like Eragon's evil twin
6 - Revenge of Horace the Egyptian birdie?
7 - J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter, Prisoner of Azkaban?
8 - Christopher Columbus and the Revenge of the Dragons of Doom? :)
9 thru 12 no clue at all
13 - David Eddings, The Redemption of Althalus. Good call! I think this one is a little obscure, and I sort of lucked into it with a used copy I picked up on the cheap a long time ago. Very strange book. Interesting parts, but Eddings' POV-jumping just kills me.
14 to 15 no clue at all
16 - I would have thought a Wheel of Time book by the look of the painting but sadly, no.
17 no
18 - Robert Jordan, The Eye of the World. Also Iconic. Moreso than Goodkind's cover.
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Date: 2008-06-09 02:00 pm (UTC)1 - Tad Williams, The Dragonbone Chair. I have that one on my shelf. Classic.
2 - yeah, no idea
3 - Terry Goodkind, Wizard's First Rule. Yeah. Iconic there.
4 - Raymoned E. Feist, Apprentice? Or is it that Assassin's Aprrentice by the author I can't name?
5 - Looks like Eragon's evil twin
6 - Revenge of Horace the Egyptian birdie?
7 - J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter, Prisoner of Azkaban?
8 - Christopher Columbus and the Revenge of the Dragons of Doom? :)
9 thru 12 no clue at all
13 - David Eddings, The Redemption of Althalus. Good call! I think this one is a little obscure, and I sort of lucked into it with a used copy I picked up on the cheap a long time ago. Very strange book. Interesting parts, but Eddings' POV-jumping just kills me.
14 to 15 no clue at all
16 - I would have thought a Wheel of Time book by the look of the painting but sadly, no.
17 no
18 - Robert Jordan, The Eye of the World. Also Iconic. Moreso than Goodkind's cover.
19 and 20 not on your life.
Obviously I need to read more!