/lit/ - Literature

What did you read this month? Pic related is me

>100% Match
Actually quite nice, it's funny enough how the Mc just does more and more insane stuff. Very short which I find a positive. 8/10
>Along the Path of Torment
Brett Easton Ellis core. If you like his books you will enjoy this. A bit like the third book for the "less than Zero/ Imperial Bedrooms" series. 9/10
>Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City
10/10 Really good, if you like this one and want to read more about the world I would read "A Practical Guide..." afterwards instead of "how to rule..."
>How to Rule an Empire and Get Away with It
6/10
>A Practical Guide to Conquering the World
7/10
>a short stay in hell
enjoyable but at the same time exactly what you would expect from reading the blurb. One could argue that it stops when it gets interesting but on the otherhand I would have liked it a lot less if it had keept going for another 100 pages. 7/10
>Tender the flesh
you might know "Meat by Joseph D'Lacey" as a famous humans as meat book but this one is actually good and shorter but at the same time it explains more about the how and why at the same time. 8/10

What did you read this month? Pic related is me

>100% Match
Actually quite nice, it's funny enough how the Mc just does more and more insane stuff. Very short which I find a positive. 8/10
>Along the Path of Torment
Brett Easton Ellis core. If you like his books you will enjoy this. A bit like the third book for the "less than Zero/ Imperial Bedrooms" series. 9/10
Sixteen Ways to Defend a Walled City
>10/10 Really good, if you like this one and want to read more about the world I would read "A Practical Guide..." afterwards instead of "how to rule..."
>How to Rule an Empire and Get Away with It
6/10
>A Practical Guide to Conquering the World
7/10
>a short stay in hell
enjoyable but at the same time exactly what you would expect from reading the blurb. One could argue that it stops when it gets interesting but on the otherhand I would have liked it a lot less if it had keept going for another 100 pages. 7/10
>Tender the flesh
you might know "Meat by Joseph D'Lacey" as a famous humans as meat book but this one is actually good and shorter but at the same time it explains more about the how and why at the same time. 8/10