Kind of interested in joining this group after reading Angle and Demons.
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The Order of the Fraternity of the Illuminati, also known as Brotherhood of the Light, was a highly secretive society back in the 17th-century at the hight of the occultism.  If, and only "IF", this very society still exists into the modern age, its secrecy should not be any less as it was centuries ago.  However, since people do know little pieces of this society via the historical records (whose authenticities are yet very questionable), you are NOT without hopes in ATTEMPTING to locate this society.\n\nNow, there ARE over a dozen societies out there all claiming to be the Illuminati or related to the Illuminati (and let the X-File's theme-music play with that logo dispalyed: "The Truth is Out There").  My suggestion?  Try the Rosicrucians because, the Rosicrucians and the Illuminati shared a long history that goes way back (even to claim as far back as to the Era of Atlantis).\n\nSo, the Illuminati cannot be found but, we still can find their former "sister society" -- The Rosicrucians.  Now, the Rosicrucians were NOT that secretive then nor are they very secretive now-a-days...only if you know where too look (A Hint: Type "Rosicrucian AMORC" into YahooSearch).
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I've never heard about it and have been looking for new books to read.  Thanks for the tip!
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I think that's a great story so far.................. would be interested to read the rest of it.
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For not knowing the plot or what part of the story you've given us, I'm rather impressed and sad to be given such a small portion.  I hesitate to say "good for 15" because there are published writers three times your age that don't write as well, but you have very solid potential.  I would second what bunnicula said about not posting more until you have it copyrighted, but keep us updated--I look very forward to purchasing it one day. (And I'm jealous of your close friends who will be able to read the rest before then)
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Really too much to go into, here. Here's a site, though, that has all their names and short descriptions of each: http://web.raex.com/~obsidian/RomPan.html
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Well Dan Brown´s Illuminati is a very good idea.You should also try Stephen King´s books.They are fascinating.
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definatly x-men.. loved it when I was a kid.. still do when I get to pick one up. Wolverine was my fav. Used to love the punisher comix too. Would love to get into more graphic novels tho.
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Nice to know there is another Wiccan on here nice to meet you or I guess I should say Blessed Be.    Well I found a pretty good site this site talks about the left hand path and such but is pretty good on why is devil worship about the gothic cant help you there Ok and for the goth here is one from religious tolerence.com  Well I hope this helps and Merry meet marry part and merry meet again.
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i like this group, and i will join soon.
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Yes, very much so!! Everybody's caught up on Fight Club, but everything he's put out is genious. I (believe) I read all of his books...I just re-read Invisable monsters and I still need to get Haunted(?)
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I used to read my neighbor's copies back in the prime of Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, etc. I loved it then. I checked out a copy not too long ago at a favorite comic store and felt like it didn't have the oomph it once had. Maybe it's just me.
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I asked a question similar to this as well. I reccomend reading or talking to a friend :P
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Well, heck, if you like Ellis' work, then Invincible Iron Man is for you.  But then again, Transmetropolitan is one heck of a book...\n\nMy recommendations would be Garth Ennis' Preacher, Dave Sim's Cerebus, Jeff Smith's Bone, Neil Gaiman's Sandman to name a few... But those are mostly indie stuff that you may already know about.\n\nWith that in mind, I am assuming that you want to read about superheroes with quite a bit of depth to them - no shallow cookie cutter stuff for you!\n\nHow about The Powers, Violent Messiahs, Noble Causes, and heck, even Batman, Spiderman, X-men are quite good titles, as they involve well-fleshed out characters.  I'd suggest the Ultimate line with the two Marvel lines, and perhaps someone could add a good series for you to dive into when it comes to Batman, as I know there's a few different titles starring Wayne....
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check out the book "Seven daughter of Eve"  I think it may be what youre looking for, sorry I forget the author though.
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Yes, by all means read it.  It is all that and a bag of chips, no doubt.  I promise.  You will probably be a better person for it.\n\nI DO  recommend reading the second volume first, then the first volume (and maybe/not) reread the second and then the rest in order.  I've found that for the non-hardcore fantasy fan, this works a little better, as the writing in the first collection is still a little tentative, like he hadn't quite figured out his game plan.  Neil Gaiman himself has said that it didn't quite come together until issue #8, both the coda to the first collected & the prologue to the second.\n\nHe also wrote three additional Sandman books after the series concluded; in my opinion, these are best tackled after finishing the collected #s1-10.
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she has a point, he does tend to drag it out a bit, but he does some amazing things with the english language, but again, i too prefer dean koontz if there is an option.  but still, he is a great author.\n and back on topic, i am not that enthused, mainly because i have only recently finished the 2nd book because i just found out about this series last month
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I'd give it a go with you.  But I have to admit, I have a debate addiction and I'll still be tweaking holy nipples here on YA.\n\nBluueNikkie, there may be some groups already, but we have an excellent group of characters and ours would automatically be better!