Anyone have any good book reccomendations lately? Can be anything.
Apr 20 · 2 weeks ago
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— https://www.goodreads.com/series/309211-dungeon-crawler-carl
🍺 CalvusRex · Apr 20 at 23:37:
American God's by Neil Gaiman, Neverwhere also by Gaiman.
🐦 hglamp [OP] · Apr 21 at 01:07:
cool red rising has a strong vibe to it. i just bought a copy.
@hglamp I love the series. I've lost sleep turning more pages. the story arcs are great.
🦋 CarloMonte · Apr 21 at 05:42:
Arundhati Roy, "Mother Mary comes to me"
🚀 lars_the_bear · Apr 21 at 07:40:
Science fiction, short story collections by Ted Chiang.
Fantasy: "The Magicians" by Lev Grossman. "Till We Have Faces" by CS Lewis.
Horror: "Father of Lies" by Sarah England (might be a bit, um, British for some tastes); "The Colony" by FG Cottam
Crime: All the "Sam Applewhite" books by Heide Goodie. Again, very British. All the "Charles Paris" books by Simon Brett
Historical fiction: "The Essex Serpent" by Sarah Perry. Anything by CJ Sanson, particularly "Sovereign"
Dystopian: "The Reapers are the Angels" by Alden Bell
Everything else: "Alias Grace" and "The Heart Goes Last" by Margaret Atwood; "Fantasticland" by Mike Bockhoven;
🐦 hglamp [OP] · Apr 21 at 13:37:
@CarloMonte That's a very thoughtful book. I think I've read something by her before.
🥜 smallpatatas · Apr 22 at 18:40:
recently i really enjoyed True Grit by Charles Portis, very funny short novel
“Andromeda” - Theresa Bohman.
Sort of an age-gap tragedy? I think if you like slice of life stories you might like this even if you dont like romances.
🐦 hglamp [OP] · Apr 23 at 23:24:
im curious about this one