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My favorite author is Orson Scott Card , and my favorite book is Speaker for the Dead , followed closely by Ender's Game , then the other two and a half dozen or so books by Card that I've read thus far, among them Hart's Hope , Characters and Viewpoint , Lost Boys , Seventh Son (after which the
The Orson Scott Card Test
As you could probably guess from the title, this test is all about my favorite author, Orson Scott Card (author of Ender's Game, The Tales of Alvin Ma... ...
The Orson Scott Card can be fun Test
Do you secretly wish you could fight mock battles in outer space, telepathically fix mankind's problems, or wake up the princess? Do you know what Ors... ...
The Sci-fi Fantasy Bookworm Test
Here are some questions designed to test your knowlage of classic Sci-fi Fantasy authors and their works, Plus my favorite modern Sci-fi Fantasy serie... ...
The SF/F Opening Lines Test
Test your knowledge of science fiction and fantasy literature by attempting to identify the works from which these famous (or not so famous, or merely... ...
The Match Me Test
Hi! And welcome to my Match Me Test. I'll be using a straight match system for each answer, No advanced scientific bull. Some answers will score posit... ...
Orson Scott Card is a homophobic loon
"But it's
intensified with the Gay Marriage debate of recent years, and now
Orson Scott is laying his Cards on the table and declaring that he
will oppose, through any means necessary, any local or federal
government which makes it possible for two people of the same sex
to wed each other.
Orson Scott Card
I wonder why I haven't seen
many who have read any other Orson Scott Card books like the
Homecoming series, the Alvin Maker books, or The Folk of The
Fringe.
Awesome Article by Orson Scott Card
html I have long been an
avid fan of Orson Scott Card's writing, and personally opposed to
many of his politics.
Book withdrawal.
by Brandon Sanderson Mystborn By Brandon Sanderson Dragon
Tears by Dean Koontz Winter Moon By Dean koontz Enders game by
Orson Scott Card Enchantment by Orson Scott Card The Redemption of
Althalus By David Eddings & Leigh Eddings
Mormons
our local semi-famous Mormon loony in
Orson Scott Card, bestselling author of ENDER'S GAME, Rush
Limbaugh's favorite conservative Democrat and notorious homophobe
who advocates the violent overthrow of any government that
legalizes gay marriage . What kills me about Scott, whom I've met a
few times,
High School Literature
I could
keep going all day :) I've got some more modern authors I love (Ann
Pratchett), classic mysteries (Sue Grafton, Dorothy Sayers, Marcia
Muller, Sara Paretsky), my staples of fantasy (Orson Scott Card,
Raymond Feist, Stephen Brust), solid thriller writers.
6o First Sentences
- Orson Scott Card, Ender’s Game 24. In my
younger and more vulnerable years my father gave me some advice
that I've been turning over in my mind ever since. - F. Scott
Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby 25.
TAMPA / ST. PETE! Saturday, September 6th, 3 pm @ Cafe Bohemia
Orson Scott Card, and some of Neal
Stephenson. Gah! Piers Anthony's Xanth series makes me
want to hit people, or did after I re-read some of the books since
my love for him when I was 11. (You can tell I was popular
back in middle school.) I can get behind Orson Scott Card
What was the last book you read?
I should have my geek card revoked. I haven't read anything by
Frank Herbert or Orson Scott Card.
TAMPA / ST. PETE! Saturday, September 6th, 3 pm @ Cafe Bohemia
:P I do like his books though but then, I also like Peirs
Anthony, Weis/Hickman, Orson Scott Card, and some of Neal
Stephenson.
Science Fiction Reading Suggestions
Dick, Orson Scott Card,
Piers Anthony, Michael Crichton, Douglas Adams, Isaac Asimov, Frank
Herbert, John Varley, and Larry Niven.
