I always kind of tended toward the sci-fi and fantasy genres, though I also enjoyed the political thrillers (i.e., Tom Clancy's
Jack Ryan series) as well as horror...now that I think about it, it's easier to just exclude what I don't read - westerns, romances, political opinion (such as Mark Levin or Ann Coulter, or anything by ex-politicians) and thing of that nature. RJ was a nice mix of detective/horror/magic with a leavening of humor mixed in. He's an unusual and enjoyable mix.
Since my tastes are fairly eclectic (or generic, depending on how you look at it) not having new RJ novels isn't an undue burden, though I hope he occasionally makes an appearance now and again. I wouldn't mind seeing Glaeken either, now that he's feeling better. Chances are I'll eventually reread the series as well as the Adversary Cycle once I start forgetting parts of it - with my mind, that should be about 9AM tomorrow...:confused:
Seriously, I do like to reread a series after I've been away from it for a while, to keep it fresh in my mind. Along with sci-fi favorites like Asimov, Niven, Clarke and (Stephen) Baxter, I also plan to reread Roger Zelazny's
Amber series soon, as well as Stephen Donaldson's
Thomas Covenant books. There's also George R. R. Martin's
Game Of Thrones novels which I haven't read in about two decades (and yeah, I'm avoiding the TV series because of all the hype). Like I told my daughter, there's plenty of new (to us) material that was missed in the past, never minding the stuff being put out now. For that matter, I haven't read all of FPW's work, such as
The Tery or
Dydeetown Girl. So for me, there's plenty to read.
(Sorry about the longish post; you should never allow an idiot, a keyboard and free time to mix together without adult supervision - just look at Facebook...
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