New member from Sweden.
Posted: Thu Mar 15, 2007 10:18 amHi, I'm new to the forum (well, I have had the account for some time, but I haven't participated with any replies before).
I'm from Sweden, so obviously English isn't my natural language, but I see myself as fairly good at it anyway.
My father have read Wilbur Smith as long as I can remember, and when I had my 20th birthday I got a big book containing "The burning shore", "Power of the sword" and "Rage". It just stood in my bookshelf for another 6-7 years until I decided to give it a try.
Of course I had to read "When the lion feeds", "The sound of thunder" and "A sparrow falls" before I could read "my" book.
After that I continued to read "A time to die" and "Golden fox"
After that I haven't read any Wilbur´s for a year or two. Last weekend when I was visiting my father, I borrowed The Ballantyne´s series, so right now I'm some 200 pages into "A falcon flies"
I'm from Sweden, so obviously English isn't my natural language, but I see myself as fairly good at it anyway.
My father have read Wilbur Smith as long as I can remember, and when I had my 20th birthday I got a big book containing "The burning shore", "Power of the sword" and "Rage". It just stood in my bookshelf for another 6-7 years until I decided to give it a try.
Of course I had to read "When the lion feeds", "The sound of thunder" and "A sparrow falls" before I could read "my" book.
After that I continued to read "A time to die" and "Golden fox"
After that I haven't read any Wilbur´s for a year or two. Last weekend when I was visiting my father, I borrowed The Ballantyne´s series, so right now I'm some 200 pages into "A falcon flies"
