/lit/ - Literature

Giant Perin on the cover, so edgy.

Inside the book, Perin.

I bought a Nook SimpleTouch a couple months ago and I have already read a bunch of books faster than I would with a paperback. I had hundreds of ebooks on my computer before, but I could not read them because of the screen being too bright (even with contrast/brightness all the way down); now I am finally making a dent.

>tfw reading through the Wheel of Time series nonstop

Just finished this, and I gotta say
>that epilogue
>that olver
>those red-veiled aiel
>dat lanfear
>dat lan
>those prophecies of the shadow
>that One-eyed fool

Everything about it, man. Can we have a WoT thread?

Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson, and if you like his writting he has a completed trilogy and stuff, every universe he makes has an interesting and well-ruled out magical system, as well as awesome characters

if you want something similar to lord of the rings try the Wheel of Time, but that's a reaaaaaaaally long read (worth it if you ask me, although many say you should skip books 6-8 or even more)

also fair warning majority of /lit/ are hipsters that will post about fantasy not being literature

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I've always wondered why they have kept Daniel K. Sweet as the cover artist all these years. Every last one of them is ridiculous and most are inaccurate. Might be that he's had a contract for the whole series from the get go or something, or that he was good friends with RJ.

The ebook covers are pretty sweet though.

pic related, it's the ebook cover for the latest book