/lit/ - Literature

Elf edition
>last book you read with a strong elf presence
>how do you feel about elves in general
>what unique takes on elves have you come across

FANTASY
Selected:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/0935e4cd59/105363.jpg
General:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21328.jpg
Flowchart:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21327.jpg

SCIENCE FICTION
Selected:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/def184ad8f/124507.jpg
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/b44928ae11/114401.jpg
General:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21332.jpg
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21330.jpg

NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
>https://imgoat.com/uploads/6d767d2f8e/21333.jpg

SF&F author listing with ratings and summaries:
>http://greatsfandf.com/authors-full-list.php

Previous threads:
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how do you guys generally describe faces? I'm having trouble finding adequate adjectives besides words like "round," "angular," "warm," or "amorous." how far into details would you typically get? do you go so far as to describe the eyelashes and shape of the chin, or do you keep it simple and leave it up to the reader's imagination?

pic related. it's the face i'm trying to describe