Newbie Gemmell fan

[braddockery]

Well I was looking at the library for a book and what I wanted was`nt there so I entered the world of Gemmell. Legend was great and then I read Echoes of the great song. He`s good hey? Any other fans that would like to lead me further into his realm?

[Tsujigiri]

Waylander, Winter Warriors, Sword in the Storm....

[Winters_Sorrow]

There's a lot of Gemmell books out there, isn't there?

The recent Rigante series ("Sword in the Storm" is the first) is pretty good and is a bit more contempory period that his ealier works.

A good 'standalone' read is "Morningstar" but my favourite Gemmell books are the the "Lion of Macedon" & "Dark Prince" (because I'm a sucker for Greek mythology) and the "Wolf in Shadow" & "Last Guardian" (because I'm a sucker for post apocalypse novels too )

Here's a link to David Gemmells Bibliography

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/au..._A_Gemmell.htm

[braddockery]

I loved Echoes Of The Great Song. Especially the Aztec kind of feel to the Almecs and the fact that their thunder clubs were guns. In Legend I was swept in by Druss and the Thirty and will definately continue to seek out all of his books.

[Lacedaemonian]

The Rigante series is probably his best work to date.

[Tsujigiri]

The Rigante books are good, they stir something in the blood eh Lacey

[Lacedaemonian]

It's the whole bastardisation of Bane.

[Jay]

The Rigante series is probably his best work to date

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Generally all of Gemmell's books have teh same plot and theme, but I agree these are IMHO the best of them.