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Still hyped for book 5 of Brandon Sanderson's The Stormlight Archives. Might have to reread book 4 when that released though, I've started to forgot what happened in it.
I was not aware Scott Lynch is writing a novella! Now I'm looking forward to that too.
Apparently he had some contract stuff and owes his publisher a few books, he talked about it on his substack earlier this year.
I need to listen to Sanderson! I’ve got Elantris up soon, but I might have to give it a bit because I’ve also got like 2 other books up at the same time 😆
Starter Villain, by John Scalzi.
I can't wait! Everything he writes is awesome, and I get some belly laughs from at least a few things in each of his books.
I only read of him Old man’s war and I thought it was incredibly poorly written. Are his other books better? Or are they good in spite of the writing?
Is it part of a series? I’ve never heard of Scalzi before!
Old Man's War is book one of six, but there's short stories and mini chapters and stuff, so it's hard to count. Also, I'd wager he has another book or two to write in the series.
I'm anxiously awaiting the English translation of Haruki Murakami's latest, The City and Its Uncertain Walls.
Ah, he wrote Kafka on the Shore! I’ve heard good things about it.
What’s his new book about? Intriguing title 🤔
I have no idea whatsoever, I like to dive in untainted. 😃
NICE, definitely the way to go!
Can’t wait for Alecto the Ninth!
Gideon the ninth is a masterpiece! Selling pitch: lesbian necromancers in space.
Each one of the three books released until now is great in completely different ways. This fantasy and scifi series spans through mystery, horror, epic, while talking about abuse and mental problems.
I have Gideon the Ninth on my holds list, only a month to go! Which book has the horror? 👀
You are in for a treat! One of the few books I re-read, and plan on re-reading again when Alecto comes out.
I’d say mostly Gideon, but Harrow has a fair share as well, just a bit more splatter.