The Rivan Codex - David & Leigh Eddings (Enlightening if you haven't read Belgarath the Sorceror)
Across the Wall - Garth Nix (Good anthology)
Asimov: The Complete Short Stories, Volume 2 - Isaac Asimov (duh)
Sword of Shannara - Terry Brooks (Very LotR derivative)
Elfstones of Shannara - Terry Brooks (Better than the first one)
Wishsong - Terry Brooks (On a par with the second one)
Eats, Shoots and Leaves - Lynne Truss ("Why doesn't the Apostrophe Protection Society have a military wing?")
Robot Visions - Isaac Asimov
First King of Shannara - Terry Brooks (Too similar to the others to be very good)
Talon of the Silver Hawk - Raymond E. Feist (Good, if you like Feist's style)
The Door Within - Wayne Thomas Batson (Yikes. Never again.)
Scions of Shannara - Terry Brooks (See previous TB comment)
Beyond the Stars - Isaac Asimov (The Hugo Winners Anthology)
The Wise Man's Fear - Patrick Rothfuss (Very good. Read the first one first, obviously.)
The Druid of Shannara - Terry Brooks (See prev. TB comment)
The Elf Queen of Shannara - Terry Brooks (Ditto)
The Talismans of Shannara - Terry Brooks (Ditto)
The Winds of Change - Isaac Asimov
Armageddon's Children - Terry Brooks (Very different, very good)
The Edge of the World - Kevin J. Anderson (Interesting slightly political low fantasy)
Alloy of Law - Brandon Sanderson ("Fourth" book in the Mistborn series, quite western-style)
Warbreaker - Brandon Sanderson (Well written, good book)
The Elves of Cintra - Terry Brooks (Continued creativity. Not quite as good as Armageddon's Children)
Nightfall - Isaac Asimov/Robert Silverberg (Silverberg's style clashes horribly with Asimov's)
Dune - Frank Herbert (reread, but last read in ~2010) (Obviously, very good)
Hidden Empire - Kevin J. Anderson (Pretty good political sci-fi)
King of Foxes - Raymond E. Feist (The ending was terrible.)
The Gypsy Morph - Terry Brooks (Spoiler: Wow, he kills off a lot of characters. Quite a shift.)
A Forest of Stars - Kevin J. Anderson (SPAAACE OPERAAAAAAAAA)
Horizon Storms - Kevin J. Anderson (Spoiler: In which everything goes to hell.)
Kim - Rudyard Kipling (A classic for a reason.)
Railsea - China Mieville (I was angry about the ampersands until they were explained)
Scattered Suns - Kevin J. Anderson (Someone actually competent managed a major task!)
Iron Council - China Mieville (Suddenly, homosexuals. That aside, much darker than Railsea)
Running with the Demon - Terry Brooks (Brooks actually does one of the most plausible apocalypse scenarios I've ever read)
Of Fire and Night - Kevin J. Anderson (In which people actually manage to do stuff.)
A Knight of the Word - Terry Brooks (Angst angst angst)
Wizard's First Rule - Terry Goodkind (Quite good)
