/lit/ - Literature

>>23312669
>Maybe vernor Vinges 'Tatja Grimms World'
thanks. i read about half of this at work today. the first quarter was really comfy and had interesting world building. the scene where she wears the ribbon armor on the cover was really hot. unfortunately it seems it's a one time outfit. the direction the book takes in the latter half was uninteresting to me. also unfortunate that there are big time skips. apparently the author wrote this first as a series of short stories

>>23312209
>The Hel trilogy by Asa Drake aka C. Dean Andersson.
thanks. i'll check this out next

>Also, Jirel of Joiry was recommended in the last thread if you missed it.
i sampled the first 30 pages of this after the recommendation, but the writing style was too old fashioned for my liking (written in 1920 or something)

>>23312440
i know what you mean. but luckily for us a ton of content was produced by boomers unaffected by wokeisms