If you like fantasy novels but don't especially care for the sword and sorcery variety, you will feel right at home in this group. We'll read and discuss such authors as George MacDonald, Michael Ende, Clifford Simak, Robert Heinlein, Piers Anthony, Neil Gaiman, Keith Donohue, Clive Barker, Lord Dunsany, C.S. Lewis, J.K. Rawling, Edwin A. Abbott, Graham Joyce, A.E. Van Vogt, Jack Williamson, Jack Vance, and many others. The novels we read will include those from the 19th century as well as modern ones. These novels will make you stop and think because they touch the subconscious mind. If you enjoy these kinds of books, you'll want to join this group.


2009 READING/DISCUSSION SCHEDULE

Jan: The Color of Magic, by Terry Pratchett
Feb: Stardust, by Neil Gaiman
Mar: Tailchaser's Song, by Tad Williams
Apr: Territory, by Emma Bull
May: The Wizard of the Pigeons, by Megan Lindholm
Jun: The Adept, by Kay Kurtz
Jul: The Land of Laughs, by Jonathan Carroll
Aug: The Princess and the Goblin, by George MacDonald
Sep: Running with the Demon, by Terry Brooks
Oct: Solstice Wood, by Patricia A. McKippip
Nov: Greywalker, by Kat Richardson
Dec: A Scian in Rose, by Charles de Lint


2010 READING/DISCUSSION SCHEDULE

Jan: The Time Dweller, by Michael Moorcock
Feb: City of Golden Shadow, by Tad Williams
Mar: Cloven Hooves, by Megan Lindholm
Apr: Forests of the Heart, by Charles de Lint
May: Interworld, by Neil Gaiman and Michael Reaves
Jun: Ancient Echoes, by Robert Holdstock
Jul: Finder: A Novel of the Borderlands, by Emma Bull
Aug: A Circle of Cats, by Charles de Lint and Charles Vess
Sep: The Grey Horse, by R. A. MacAvoy
Oct: Hook, by Terry Brooks
Nov: The Jekyll Legacy, by Andre Norton and Robert Bloch
Dec: Weaveworld, by Clive Barker