/lit/ - Literature

dear /sffg/, i need you to recommend me some exciting, well-written (both from a plotting and writing POV) fantasy, e.g. something like ASOiAF (inb4 the more she drank, yeah, yeah) or Abercrombie's First Law. i've also read Sanderson's Mistborn trilogy, which was juvenile garbage for the most part, written in inappropriately modern English, and Bakker's first trilogy (i.e. Prince of Nothing), which was solid, but i can't say i did love (from a worldbuilding POV it's very convoluted and very little is actually told)
it's been like half a year since i've read anything besides professional literature and i'm desperate for something that'll excite me and hold my attention

>The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life

>The Case Against the Fed by Murray Rothbard

>FDR's Folly: How Roosevelt and His New Deal Prolonged the Great Depression