/lit/ - Literature

>>12102937
Unironically Lady and Croaker. Mostly because the idea of the big evil bad girl ending up with some schmuck is a very interesting concept to me and not one you see often. It lends to a very interesting possible dynamic given the power imbalance. I feel the books didn't do it proper justice until Port of Shadows, but hey.

>>11605643
*dabs on the chosen child of prophecy*

>>8982770
I think I remember someone describing that book to me (or something similar) where the protag sounded like an edgy asshole who killed his father and family in some gruesome away. They sounded so passionate about it, but to me it sounded like edge for the sake of edge. Really cringeworthy.

Shall we speak about the Black Company /lit/? I'm on Soldier's Live right now and will probably read Silver Spike after if I don't get back to reading Ciaphas Cain.

Is it just me, or would the series have been better served without Kina and Taglios and other worlds and should have just had the Company take on Lady and go find a new contract and rebuild their forces, or make it about keeping the Empire from fracturing?