Chill, no sarcasm intended, simply asked for your thoughts after finishing the entire series.

Well I finished 4 and it was really slow, although there were some good moments.

R.I.P Ray Bradbury.

Ray Bradbury, the author of classics such as “Fahrenheit 451,” “Something Wicked this Way Comes” and “The Martian Chronicles,” died Wednesday morning in Los Angeles at the age of 91.

Bradbury’s daughter confirmed the death of the legendary science fiction writer to the Associated Press Wednesday morning.

Thanks Ray............

Is Bakker worth reading? I don't know anyone who's read him and I've heard he tends to be even bleaker than Martin.

From copies sold(over 14 million), a feature movie made and generally good acclaim and numerous awards, I would assume the Percy Jackson Series could get a mention on the lists ?

Also, Game of Thrones ?

See #6.

Yeah, skipped my mind that Game of Thrones was the title of the 1st book, and not the series !!

Where's the Bible?

It doesn't fare well in composition or originality, but it definitely has influence and lasting impact.

Where's American Gods by Neil Gaiman? It's a glaring omission.

yes! What a great book. I suppose maybe it was overlooked because of how much it departs from the usual tenets of the genre.

So does "A Song of Ice and Fire." But yeah it definitely should be on here.

Check out # 158.............

Did you just add it? I definitely Ctrl+Fed it when I posted that.

Sorry for this exceptionally late reply. Yes, Bakker is definitely worth reading. I don't know about being bleaker than A Song of Ice and Fire, but The Prince of Nothing trilogy is certainly less immediately accessible. But stick with it and it's a very rewarding, if depressing read.