[Dragaera] Your Favorite Vlad Books

[Ken Koester]

Marco Emerson wrote:

>I think Teckla is his best work to date by far. . . . Jhereg was a broad stroke, trying to explain so many
>things at once that it couldn't give you that solid feel for how life works
>there.  It is hard to remember, but think about the *first* time you read
>Jhereg, and the questions you had... 
>

Actually, I get the most complete feel for how things work from Jhereg 
than any other book, and it probably is my favorite because it has so 
much of the series in it.  Teckla is so painful to read that I have only 
managed it twice.  Dragon gave me the most delayed reaction:  I had to 
read it several times before I stopped thinking, "The Red Badge of Courage".

Snarkhunter