/sffg/ - Science Fiction & Fantasy General

[Anonymous No.10862403]

Magic Book Edition
>sff books based around books
>what are you reading
>what you just finished
>what you reading next

FANTASY
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SCIENCE FICTION
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NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
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SF&F author listing with ratings and summaries:
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Previous Threads:
>>10852240
>>10842390
>>10829884
>>10819793

[Anonymous No.10862412]

First for Xianxia is better than litRPG.

[Anonymous No.10862433]

Second for webnovels are novels too

[Anonymous No.10862452]

First for Control and what the actual FUCK was his problem?

[Anonymous No.10862454]

>>10862452
bleh

[Anonymous No.10862458]

>>10862454
I agree and I made that post.

[Anonymous No.10862461]

>>10862412
>not reading xianxia litrpg

[Anonymous No.10862464]

>>10862461
my eyes glowed with killing intent at your post.

[Anonymous No.10862467]

Where should I start with Orion's Arm and what does it count as? Also, this seems stupid.

[Anonymous No.10862474]

>>10862464
[Killing Intent] Leveled up by 1!

[Anonymous No.10862476]

when will the female protag meme calm the fuck down.

Getting real tired of every book being about some strong independent bitch.

[Anonymous No.10862477]

>>10862476
Don't read them then

[Anonymous No.10862479]

>>10862476
It won't, women dominate the genre.

[Anonymous No.10862483]

>>10862476
>when will the female protag meme calm the fuck down
Hopefully, never.

[Anonymous No.10862496]

>>10862476

[Anonymous No.10862499]

>>10862483
Why are antifa girls so fucking ugly, bros?

[Anonymous No.10862500]

>>10862483
SHES SO PRETTY

[Anonymous No.10862509]

>>10862476
Perhaps someone can turn it upside down. Imagine a book where a stronk wymyn goes out in the world with her sword only to lose fights and get raped all the time!

The nips know what's up.

[Anonymous No.10862514]

>>10862452
The two after Annihilation don't really add anything worthwhile to the first and I'd recommend skipping both.

[Anonymous No.10862516]

>>10860936
It's pretty good depending on the translation. Starts fantastic, has a good but hit or miss middle, but just trails off at the end because Sapkowski got angry and drunk like he always does.

>>10862509
Bakker's way ahead of you.

[Anonymous No.10862530]

>>10862412
Both are complete shit.

[Anonymous No.10862533]

>>10862476
You people are lightweights. There has yet to be a novel written in any genre with women worse than the ones in Wheel of Time.

[Anonymous No.10862539]

Ranking all the sci-fi books I have read in the last year

God-tier

>Dune
>Lord of Light
>Hyperion
>BotNS
>Watchmen
>A Canticle for Leibowitz

Good tier

>Starship Troopers
>The Forever War
>Rendezvous with Rama
>Childhoods End
>The Doomsday Book
>Earth Abides

Mid Tier

>The Demolished Man
>Random Acts of Senseless Violence
>Inverted World
>Enders Game
>Flowers for Algernon
>Fall of Hyperion

Low Tier

>A Fire Upon the Deep
>Snow Crash
>Old Mans War

Anyone have any opinions on these books?

[Anonymous No.10862543]

Downloads: http://b-ok.org/s/?q=Childhood%27s+End

[Anonymous No.10862546]

>>10862516
>Bakker's way ahead of you.

>leave home to become a wizard
>guy won't teach you
>seduce him to get him to teach you, have unpleasant stinky old man sex
>he still doesn't teach you
>sneak after him to join his scalper troop
>get caught, disarmed, and almost raped
>hang out, become their friend
>they later disarm you and almost rape you again

Mimara had a hard life.

[Anonymous No.10862579]

>>10862546
Dont forget

>getting knocked up by a guy you think might be your father

[Anonymous No.10862586]

Quick /sffg/, post what you're reading

>pic related

[Anonymous No.10862600]

>>10862579
She knew he wasn't deep down shut up

[Anonymous No.10862610]

/sffg/! I present to you the final frontier, isekai xianxia litrpg

[Anonymous No.10862617]

>>10862483
I wonder how big her penis is.

[Anonymous No.10862620]

I got a few books written by David Eddings. Are they worth reading?

[Anonymous No.10862625]

>>10862586
To the anon that recommended it. Thanks.

[Anonymous No.10862626]

>>10862543
SHIT! how the fuck does this keep sneaking up on me? every one of my suggested reading books have been picked so far and im always late to the discussion.

[Anonymous No.10862629]

>>10862539
This is a surprisingly accurate list, I've read about half of the books and agree on how you placed every one of them.

[Anonymous No.10862639]

>>10862626
>late to the discussion
The deadline and main discussion is still 1,5 weeks away my dude.

[Anonymous No.10862643]

>>10862539
Generally agree although I didn't enjoy Starship Troopers

[Anonymous No.10862664]

>>10862586

[Anonymous No.10862670]

>>10862586
I am ~90% done though so I will be moving on to Amber and Blood afterward.

[Anonymous No.10862675]

>>10862500
She is waifu material made 3D in the crucible that was the past two years of American politics

[Anonymous No.10862688]

>>10862514
Yeah, I found that out the hard way. Although I did like the tense moments in Authority and the gay moments in Acceptance.

[Anonymous No.10862723]

>>10862516
I’m reading The lady of the lake right now. All the god damn flashback bullshit is super annoying he is a much better as a short story writer than a novelist

[Anonymous No.10862733]

>>10862723
Time of Contempt and Baptism of Fire were really good. The later books are a big drop in quality because he had a spat with his publisher and he got tired of doing them, so just sorta shat them out.

[Anonymous No.10862763]

>>10862733
True I really enjoyed those Tower of Swallows was pretty alright also after it got going about 100 pages in this thing is a slog so far though

[Anonymous No.10862773]

>>10862733
It all went to shit after the mage coup, the Battle of Brenna was great though.

[Anonymous No.10862784]

>>10862763
>>10862773
Too much Ciri tbqh. I mean I like her well enough unlike some people but Geralt and Yennefer needed more time than they got later on. Especially when a lot of the later Ciri stuff comes to nothing because Sapkowski stopped giving a fuck.

[Anonymous No.10862791]

>>10862784
Really enjoyed the parts where fisheye man kicked her shit in.

[Anonymous No.10862803]

>>10862791
>doesn't even rape her, tells her she's too flat
savage

[Anonymous No.10862824]

>>10862803
Tried to rape Yeniffer though the dude has good taste

[Anonymous No.10862852]

>>10862824
She deserved it

[Anonymous No.10862855]

Reading Cugel's Saga. Is it just me or is it a lot weaker than the first two Dying Earth books? Feels like a retread of The Eyes of the Overworld.

[Anonymous No.10862866]

>>10862824
Yennefer isn't particularly well endowed herself though. I guess that was just for the sport.

>>10862852
t. gamefag

[Anonymous No.10862873]

>>10862866
>cuck Geralt
>get away with it
Not on Fisheye's watch

[Anonymous No.10862876]

Yennefer does seem like she'd be more fun to rape than Ciri for some reason. Maybe because Ciri seems like she'd start enjoying it halfway through like some slut in a Japanese porn comic

[Anonymous No.10862881]

>>10862873
Geralt had it coming, unironically.

>get away with it
Geralt has cucked her himself by then so they're even.

[Anonymous No.10862902]

>>10862881
Men can't cuck women, that's just the natural state of things.

[Anonymous No.10862904]

>>10862852
>>10862873
>>10862881
>Act like a beta cuck for years
>surprised to be cucked
Geralt would have been one of those guys that would agree to an "open" relationship where his gf is constantly having threesomes that he doesn't get to participate in but always tells everyone how great and fulfilling it is. Yennefer just wanted a good spanking not a soyboy that would meekly let her do whatever she wanted. Bitch wanted discipline and Geralt couldn't provide that in the short stories.

tl;dr
>the virgin witcher
>the chad sorcerer

[Anonymous No.10862914]

>>10862902
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cuckquean

Of course the definition of cuck has shifted so much from internet memery that the original definition doesn't really match this one.

[Anonymous No.10862937]

>>10862914
cuckqueen is just a meme m8

if you are a high value male then girls will share you, as long as you are discreet about it and don't compromise theirs or their children's inheritance they don't care

[Anonymous No.10862947]

>>10862937
They won't like it though. Instinctively, they know the concept endangers their lineage.

[Anonymous No.10862952]

>>10862937
>if you are a high value male
so how did you find out about it?

[Anonymous No.10862957]

>>10862914
Yennefers not a Queen, she's a dirty scheming Witch and Radovid will send her to the pyre.

[Anonymous No.10862972]

>>10862952
reading about powerful men and how their wives pretty much always accept them being unfaithful

[Anonymous No.10862979]

>>10862952
>so how did you find out about it?
Knowing about pretty much any nobleman in history.

[Anonymous No.10862989]

>>10862586

[Anonymous No.10862999]

>>10862957
>illiterate
>bad reading of characters
>game references
This isn't /v/

[Anonymous No.10863003]

>>10862972
>>10862979
Accepting is different from endorsing.

[Anonymous No.10863015]

>>10861453
This book >>10862989 is part of a trilogy that's post-apocalyptic heroic fantasy western.

[Anonymous No.10863016]

>>10862999
/sffg/ isn't much better. And Radovid bring justice to mages is hinted at in the books.

[Anonymous No.10863018]

>>10863016
Sure, mages among others, but it's clearly a gamefag. Radovid's super minor in the books and Yennefer was one of the least political mages.

[Anonymous No.10863020]

>>10863003
true, but women aren't as offended by cuckoldry as men

I guess it is because women are always aware of who their offspring is so less risks involved

[Anonymous No.10863029]

>>10863020
>true, but women aren't as offended by cuckoldry as men

[Anonymous No.10863052]

>>10863018
>Radovid's super minor in the books
His one paragraph was great though

[Anonymous No.10863057]

>>10863052
Yes it sounds like it would have made an interesting subject for further stories in the setting. Unfortunately it was done by video game writers so you get Mad Rad the Sad Lad dying pointlessly to a quip.

[Anonymous No.10863183]

Why do you read sci-fi/fantasy?

[Anonymous No.10863192]

>>10863183
Nothing better to do

[Anonymous No.10863226]

>>10863183
I like hard sf because it presents mindbending ideas in a digestible manner by relating them to people and an immediate conflict.
No idea why anyone would ever read fantasy though.

[Anonymous No.10863268]

>>10862539
Noob here, I'm a little surprised you guys count graphic novels in lists like this. I'd guess people here would be snobs and exclude anything other than pure novels

[Anonymous No.10863281]

>>10863183
I like them. They make me feel good.

[Anonymous No.10863299]

>>10863020
Yen and Geralt are both infertile so this is irrelevant.

[Anonymous No.10863315]

>>10863299
Their instincts were still crafted by millions of years of evolution regardless of what their conscious minds think or want. Plus Yennefer at least strongly wishes she wasn't sterile.

[Anonymous No.10863364]

Why did no one tell me Terra Ignota was unfinished... this is worse than asoiaf or notw :(

[Anonymous No.10863404]

Any fantasy that that doesn't skimp on the wonder and/or action?

[Anonymous No.10863540]

>>10863299
it doesn't change the biological urges

[Anonymous No.10863543]

>>10863404
Library at mount char

[Anonymous No.10863576]

>>10863543
I'm going to be honest. The description of the book I saw immediately turned me off since I despise that sort of dreary middle-american trailer park/suburb anti-aesthetic with every aching bone in my body but the first page brought my attention back. I think I'll give this a go

[Anonymous No.10863741]

>>10862586
On the evidence of the first hundred pages it's brilliant. A book about a human spy's asymmetrical warfare against an alien empire, with subversive sloganeering, paper wars, phony bombs, and mob hitmen

[Anonymous No.10863891]

Got memed into reading Altered Carbon. First book was OK, not great. Second book wasn't as good, pretty boring. Third book was actual garbage. Don't waste your time.

[Anonymous No.10863921]

>>10863891
You probably won't be surprised to learn that the author shows up in the comments section to yell at random bloggers about how THE SEX I WRITE IS THE SEX I HAVE and that they can't understand how he crafted a perfect caricature of black masculinity.

[Anonymous No.10863957]

Any more writers like Dick? I really like the themes he repetitively keeps writing about in his books.

[Anonymous No.10863984]

>2018
>not reading Gemmell

He halted some twenty paces from the pair. 'Jon Shannow, the King of Kings has spoken the words of your death. I am Rhodaeul the Hunter. Do you have anything to say before you die?'
'No,' said Shannow, palming his gun and blasting Rhodaeul from the saddle. The Atlantean hit the ground hard, a hammering pain in his chest; he tried to draw his pistol, but Shannow rode forward and fired a second shot that smashed his skull.
'Sweet Chronos!' exclaimed Nu. 'I cannot believe it.'
'Neither could he,' said Shannow. 'Let us move on.'
'But... what of the body?'
'That's why God made vultures,' answered Shannow, touching heels to his stallion.

[Anonymous No.10864057]

>>10862586
This is weird and I'm sure the author is sneaking trough many of his fetishes, but I love it.

[Anonymous No.10864216]

>>10862403
I've been out of the loop for fantasy for 5/6 years, and I'd like to read something: what's come outin this time span?

[Anonymous No.10864233]

>>10864216
You really need to check out The Traitor Baru Cormorant.

City of Stairs by Robert Jackson Benet is also great.

[Anonymous No.10864347]

>>10862855

I think its the weakest part of the Dying Earth series, which is to say its still decent. But once you go back to the wizards, shit gets better.

[Anonymous No.10864451]

Science fiction like link related?
https://youtu.be/fysBUxPFo9U

[Anonymous No.10864547]

why is geralt such a gloomy bitch in the short stories?

>bawww i have to slay monsters for a living with my badass swords and potions
>bawww i'm so horrifying to look upon (except to all these women who want my witcher dick)
>bawww no one likes me (except for all my funny and colorful companions)
>bawww muh lesser evil

i guess what i'm saying is lambert best witcher

[Anonymous No.10864573]

>>10864233

>Reading anything by The Race Traitor Seth Dickinson

Avoid amerikwan sjw fiction. This is something that Nazis and Communists can actually agree on btw.

[Anonymous No.10864605]

>>10862476
Ist it really that many?
The main bunch of women protags are bound to urban-fantasy YA novels with questionable quality, and those shouldn't be read by anyone here anyways.

Have there been good Fantasy novels with girl/woman protags?
I've read Sabriel which was not bad.

[Anonymous No.10864611]

>>10862937
>cuckqueen is just a meme m8
>unlike cuck, the biggest meme of the last 4 years

[Anonymous No.10864616]

>>10862620
only if your 12 and new to the genre

[Anonymous No.10864629]

this good?

[Anonymous No.10864632]

>>10864573
>The Race Traitor Seth Dickinson
If this is the only criticism of the book, it's probably fine. However it's part of a unfinished series so I'd wait at least a year before reading it.

>>10862855
>>10864347
I actually liked Cugel's books better than the wizards.

[Anonymous No.10864637]

>>10864632

No Seth Dickinson is a bad writer period.

[Anonymous No.10864650]

>>10864637
>Seth Dickinson is a bad writer
That's better, but I don't think I believe you so I'll check it out myself some day.

[Anonymous No.10864724]

>>10864637
>Seth Dickinson
>bad writer
You are retarded

[Anonymous No.10864831]

Which characters are the Felisins of their respective works?

Who is the biggest Felisin of them all?

[Anonymous No.10864850]

>>10863364
At least she's churning them at a decent speed

[Anonymous No.10864855]

>>10864547
Just finished Last Wish and didn't really get much of this, aside from perhaps dissatisfaction with people's perception of the profession and when he's having trouble finding work. Is this a Sword of Destiny dig?

[Anonymous No.10865201]

>>10862452
He was a beta soyboy, just like the author.

[Anonymous No.10865236]

Recommend me some good scifi horror.

[Anonymous No.10865254]

>>10865236
HP Lovecraft

[Anonymous No.10865256]

>>10865254
Not scifi enough.

[Anonymous No.10865262]

>>10865256
Blindsight/Echopraxia

[Anonymous No.10865300]

>>10865262
Echopraxia sucked, especially after reading Blindsight.

[Anonymous No.10865304]

>>10865236
that one star wars legends book with the bloody stormtroopers on the cover

[Anonymous No.10865312]

>>10865236
Library at mount char

[Anonymous No.10865321]

>>10865300
hush young one, the quality will multiply with each re-reading

[Anonymous No.10865325]

>>10863957
nobodies really matched Dick
thankfully the man wrote a fucking lot

[Anonymous No.10865340]

>>10865312
this nigga serious bout dat library

[Anonymous No.10865358]

>>10864831
Which Felisin?

[Anonymous No.10865470]

>>10863957
>>10865325
Is there a chart out there for this man's work?

[Anonymous No.10865536]

>>10864831
>Who is the biggest Felisin of them all?
Dahut

[Anonymous No.10865565]

>>10863268
We don't count graphic novels. I was going to call him out on it and send him to co but was too lazy (i'm sure others were too lazy too).

[Anonymous No.10865566]

>>10865470
interesting question, I've never seen one but it would certainly be a good idea

[Anonymous No.10865570]

>>10862403
is there still a way to get the first couple books of the Gentleman Bastard in standard hardcover with dust jackets? At least without paying like $100 for a "1st edition 5th print" hardcover. Fuck sake's, it only came out 12 years old.

It's heresy to me to see a barcode printed directly on the fabric hardcover.

[Anonymous No.10865580]

>>10863984
I read it in 2017. It was shit. Fuck off.

[Anonymous No.10865593]

>>10864629
>phallic symbol the cover

[Anonymous No.10865601]

>>10865312
Is there anything this book can't do?

[Anonymous No.10865770]

>>10862625
The protagonist is pretty pussy whipped

[Anonymous No.10865816]

Anybody ever read this? I'm about halfway through and I have to say I am loving it. My gf loaned it to me because I wanted to read some sci-fi, and she seemed to feel the book was too dry and technical, but that's really where a lot of the appeal comes from. A ton of online reviews also claimed that the first half of the book was terrible, but I really loved it, so now I'm REALLY looking forward to the not-terrible half. A lot of the other negative reviews say that the author is constantly trying to impress with his vocabulary, but those people are missing the point, because he only ever does that when writing from the POV of one of the many main characters, and that's kind of his deal, since he's a bit of a douchebag professor. But since the book starts with him, I think a lot of people let that set the tone.

It really resonates with me. A lot of good ideas and great insights into the significance and predestination of humanity. Occasionally characters will say things or make observations that resonate so strongly with my own passive beliefs, or that ominously correlate with the current state of humanity in reality, that I have to just kind of stop for a second and let it soak in. It's definitely a book that will activate your almonds. The author seems to have moved on to writing fantasy, but of his earlier sci-fi endeavors, this book seems to be considered his worst, which makes me really excited to read the rest.

[Anonymous No.10865825]

Weird how many people from the War of the Roses are Asoiaf characters.

[Anonymous No.10865881]

>>10863015
>>10861453 →
>any post apocalyptic fantasy
I just read The Death Gate Cycle by Hickman & Weiss, 7 book series. It's a little stiff and impersonal at times, and some books are entirely forgettable (2 and 5 come to mind) but the concepts are awesome. Characterizations are strong, some really good themes of morality, responsibility, consequence and redemption. The book is basically about one world that gets demolished and rebuilt as 4 by overzealous demi-gods, and each world has its own culture, rules and physics even. Great read if you're into that kind of technical stuff. Once again, I won't call it amazing, but definitely worth a read.

[Anonymous No.10865909]

What are the rarest copies of TLotR books?

[Anonymous No.10865947]

>>10862403
Would it be far too hasty to buy all the Stormlight and Mistborn hardcovers just because I'm liking the first books so far? Read through Last Empire and TWoK and I liked both so far. It looks like I can still get the first editions (not first print obviously) from both off Amazon so that's very tempting, unless that's just Amazon being wrong. Something about this anon's stack pic related is making me drool.

I'm sure it'll last me until the end of summer.

[Anonymous No.10866034]

>>10865947
That might actually be the worst stack I've ever seen.

Anyway, if you do like Sanderson and feel fine with only reading him the next 6 months I don't see why you should not buy his books.

[Anonymous No.10866162]

Should I write a story about a literal Mary Sue who's supposed to be savior but ends up developing catatonic schizophrenia?

[Anonymous No.10866186]

>>10863183
Real life sucks.

[Anonymous No.10866205]

This book is so comfy. What a joy to read! The plot is a bit slow though.

[Anonymous No.10866280]

>>10866162
Joan of Arc?

[Anonymous No.10866286]

>>10866280
I'm not familiar with her story.
I know who she is but I don't know the details.

[Anonymous No.10866291]

>>10866286
Some crazy cheerleader.

[Anonymous No.10866322]

>>10863183
It's fun!

[Anonymous No.10866385]

>tfw I have an idea for a story focusing on asian-american racial issues
>but im afraid to write about it because im not asian

[Anonymous No.10866389]

I've tried Mistborn, Elantris, and Stormlight, and Sanderson is not for me. His writing is just so flat and it doesn't help that there's all these autistic charts and classifications he puts in his books.

[Anonymous No.10866402]

>>10866389
> His writing is just so flat
Yep. So? Just don't read.

[Anonymous No.10866476]

>>10866385

[Anonymous No.10866486]

>>10866476
Its not even a weeb thing desu. the characters being asian is just what makes the most sense in historical context

[Anonymous No.10866487]

>>10865816
>My gf
Get out you fucking normie and stop rubbing our noses in it. an hero

[Anonymous No.10866522]

>>10866385
Old asian mentor/ flavor anon that you?
Why do you keep bringing up shit that you're already writing, as if you are thinking about it?

[Anonymous No.10866541]

>Tfw you realize the prologue with The Others in A Game of Thrones was symbolizing a Stark-Royce alliance ending badly with the Starks fucking over the Royces

Why would the Starks do such a thing?

[Anonymous No.10866564]

Is this the board for the Scientology opus as a collection of inter-working knowledge?

Or do you spit on my Freedom of Speech!

[Anonymous No.10866582]

>>10865816
>activate your almonds.

[Anonymous No.10866599]

>>10866522
Im sorry, who?

[Anonymous No.10867018]

>>10862403
>finally finished the world building of my fantasy world
>drawn out my map
now I just gotta finish up the details on my characters, and then I can start my novel :)))

[Anonymous No.10867036]

>>10866389
>he doesn't appreciate charts
>he didn't enjoy the anime that is Stormlight
gross
I can understand not liking mistborn though, mistborn is bad.

[Anonymous No.10867062]

Did someone say charts?

[Anonymous No.10867085]

>>10867062
Sorry, but the Shadow of what was Lost is garbage. Maximum ride is trash even for YA, replace it with Red Rising, aka the thinking man's YA.
oh, I see you already have RR on the list
overall 7/10 chart desu

[Anonymous No.10867144]

>>10862586

[Anonymous No.10867252]

lads what should I read next, please help

[Anonymous No.10867261]

>>10867252
Here ya go pard.

[Anonymous No.10867277]

just checking in to let everyone know that I read this and it was enjoyable.

[Anonymous No.10867286]

library at mount char guy here, what books are similiar to library at mount char (besides library at mount char)?

>>10867252
Library at mount char

[Anonymous No.10867289]

Is there anything actually written by a female in the past 5 year that's actually good?

[Anonymous No.10867328]

>>10867062

>based Christian Cameron
>shit

Pick one

[Anonymous No.10867335]

>>10867289
>reading a work before the hellish mixture of glue and wood pulp has decomposed enough to release it's heady chemical aroma
shiggy

[Anonymous No.10867340]

Just read the Curse of Chalion, any other books where the main character is working behind the scenes to aid the hero?

[Anonymous No.10867348]

is there anything fantasy that could be like late 18th century but not pirates?

[Anonymous No.10867366]

>>10867289
I liked 'The Race' by Nina somebody or another.

It has sentimental parts because female author, but it's weird enough to be interesting.

[Anonymous No.10867370]

>>10867289
ancillary justice

[Anonymous No.10867376]

>>10867289

The golem and the jinni

[Anonymous No.10867421]

>>10867289
>implying there's anything actually written by anyone in the past 5 years that's good

[Anonymous No.10867425]

>>10867421
library at mount char

[Anonymous No.10867456]

>>10867421
Red Rising

[Anonymous No.10867487]

>>10867425
A meme

>>10867456
Shitty YA

[Anonymous No.10867556]

To the anon that kept posting these books in these threads a while back, thanks. I finally got around to reading read them. They were trash, but it was enjoyable and fun trash. I'm unironically looking forward the the next book.

[Anonymous No.10867579]

>>10867556
Hmmm-hmmm. Would you care to get an excerpt you found interesting?

[Anonymous No.10867586]

>>10867456
Yes, but it’s good shitty YA

[Anonymous No.10867590]

>>10867487
For you
>>10867586

[Anonymous No.10867631]

>>10865580
Nice try, soy.

[Anonymous No.10867739]

>>10863183
pure escapism

[Anonymous No.10867799]

Read a sci-fi book called Roboteer. Earth and its accompanying neighbour systems adopt a theocracy to hold together and a colony of ultra-capitalists on a harsh world go for genetic engineering/cyborg stuff. Main character was modified and raised since birth to interface with robots and systems, which makes him a bit of a pariah since most Roboteers are functionally autistic.

I enjoyed the first book more than the other two. The motivations of some of the groups don't become clearer until way later, which can feel frustrating. I like the way some of the nemeses grow over time, and especially the way some characters get worn down until they snap, which I think was done satisfyingly and realistically.

That being said, I feel it goes off the rails a bit later, and their depiction of virtual space in later books just made me think of fantasy instead.

Overall a pretty good read.

[Anonymous No.10867833]

>>10867289
Terra Ignota

[Anonymous No.10867858]

>>10867289
read this to my niece and she loved it.
i also found it very entertaining.

[Anonymous No.10868026]

>>10867144
Nice, enjoying it? Your first PKD?

[Anonymous No.10868094]

>>10862539
I've read about 80% of your list. A few minor disagreements but my main one is ranking A Fire Upon the Deep so low. (You should still read Deepness in the Sky, it's better). What did you like about it?

More people should read Lord of Light.

Don't bother reading any more Hyperion books.

Reading the Dune sequels (WRITTEN BY FRANK, NOT BRIAN, HERBERT) until you get sick of them is a perfectly good option.

Read The Fountains of Paradise.

Armor by John Steakley might be worth reading but I'd avoid mil-SF in general even though you like ST and Forever War. It's a weak subgenre imo.

If you're open to to graphic novels read Sandman, but don't be fooled into thinking that Neil Gaiman is a generally worthwhile author.

[Anonymous No.10868106]

>>10867085
Ya books are trash (as it says in the brackets). You don't read trash and shit books do you?

[Anonymous No.10868108]

>>10867277
Is that litrpg? Shill it to us.

[Anonymous No.10868116]

>>10867376

[Anonymous No.10868122]

Iron Gold is a good book

[Anonymous No.10868125]

>>10867858
Did you play hide the sausage when you were done?
I know you patricians have some weird sensibilities.

[Anonymous No.10868146]

>>10867579
>take something out of context so I can meme it without reading the book myself

[Anonymous No.10868151]

>>10867631
>if you didn't like legend you are soy
okay

[Anonymous No.10868158]

>>10867062
Talk about a random fucking list.
Some stuff here is hot garbage, and some shit is so obscure you will be hard pressed to find it.

[Anonymous No.10868170]

>>10868158
Check this one out then. It's my first chart.

[Anonymous No.10868206]

>>10868170
Actually read or tried to read only to drop most of this since majority of them are some of the most popular fiction books overall

Just finished the panited man last sequel, teh core, what fucking shit book, makes the first one retroactively somehow worse, then again the second one was as bad as it can get so what did i expect.

[Anonymous No.10868443]

should I start with Clarke, Asimov or Heinlein?

[Anonymous No.10868457]

What's the trashiest fantasy series you can think of? Something with lots of violence against women

[Anonymous No.10868460]

>>10868457
Lord of Shadows by Mark Lawrence

[Anonymous No.10868469]

>>10868460
I can't find a book/author combo that matches

[Anonymous No.10868548]

>>10868443
eeeegh I'd probably go in that order. Asimov is the archetypal "as you know Bob" infodump author and Heinlein is better than Asimov but he's got worse ideas overall outside of his famous books.

[Anonymous No.10868574]

>Reread some chapters of Malazan from various books, read them ages ago in high school
>Except it to be embarassing
>It's not

They're like... actual novels. Just with people named Caladan Brood and Karsa Orlong. Light, dark, shadow, cliche but not *painfully* cliche. The quality of some of the scenes went over my head as a youngin'

Willful child is terrible though.

[Anonymous No.10868602]

>>10868457
>>10868460
>>10868469

I would guess their reference was to Prince of Thorns by Mark Lawrence.
Based on your query I would also mention it. It is trashy in the way that it is actual garbage. Filth set in type.

[Anonymous No.10868626]

>>10868457
GOR

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/464685.Tarnsman_of_Gor?from_search=true

women are nothing more than objects in the gor books.
and they willingly want to be.

[Anonymous No.10868726]

>>10868151
Exactly, soy. Legend is for alpha chads.

[Anonymous No.10868775]

>>10868170

Swerve Squire, Swerve!

[Anonymous No.10868776]

xianxia/xianhuan absolutely btfo
https://www.starvearchive.com/2018/03/03/the-dao-of-xuanhuan-novels/

[Anonymous No.10868922]

>>10864629
yes
I fell over backwards from laughter on basically the tenth page
> protag visists his uncle
> notes how his aunt is silent and says nothing
> just as women are supposed to

there's, I believe, only one spoken line by a woman in the entire book, at the very end, which is immediately met with a:
"shut your mouth" before the men continue on with their business

he could not
get
away
with this
nowadays

[Anonymous No.10869045]

>>10868108
it's a fun book about a mercenary group hired to protect someone. fantasy with guns, but the guns use bullets that are charged with elemental magic. if you can get past the very first chapter, which makes it seem like a "mary sue does everything" type of book, it becomes a very nice read, with a nice amount of worldbuilding that could pay off with a good long term series. Book two is out soon

[Anonymous No.10869102]

>>10869045
IS
IT
LITRPG
???

[Anonymous No.10869119]

>>10869102
whats the matter you don't like STATS? You don't like the protag having to grind for XP so he can level up his skills ??

[Anonymous No.10869127]

>>10869102
had to look that one up
just lit

[Anonymous No.10869138]

damn I wish more protags would break the 4th wall and all the mechanics of the story was the same as a fucking rpg!
Also shitty pop references everywhere because demons in hell are totally in love with American rock bands from the 90's!

[Anonymous No.10869148]

>>10869138
same! I really wish Tolkien had written some pop culture references into his work. Sauron should appear and talk about horcruxes being like his ring

[Anonymous No.10869158]

>>10864547
Because you totally misread his character from the games. Geralt never chose this life and would rather be something else. Witcher's work is dangerous, dirty, pays poorly, and isn't intellectually stimulating for him. In addition, he's a pariah with a strong sense of morals living in an unjust society.

>Lambert
Is barely in the books. In the games, he whines more than Geralt.

[Anonymous No.10869166]

>>10864855
He's definitely a lot less happy in Sword of Destiny for reasons that should be obvious when you read it.

>>10868457
Ironically, Wheel of Time. It's obvious Jordan has a huge BDSM fetish despite the almost worshipful tone the series takes to hugely bitchy women.

[Anonymous No.10869169]

>>10868626
>women are nothing more than objects in the gor books.
Sounds goo-

>and they willingly want to be.
lame

[Anonymous No.10869174]

>>10867556
Too much dryad sex
I never thought such a thing was possible, or that it could ever be a bad thing in the first place, but there it is.

[Anonymous No.10869175]

>>10869148
"Would you like to throw the ring into Mount Doom? Y/N"
"You've gained 500,000 xp! Also temporary party members The Eagles!"

[Anonymous No.10869181]

>>10869166
>It's obvious Jordan has a huge BDSM fetish despite the almost worshipful tone the series takes to hugely bitchy women.
It's because RJ truly gets it.
There is no point in humiliating a woman who is meek and submissive in the first place. You have to first take your time to build her up as the pinnacle of haughty bitchiness first.

[Anonymous No.10869184]

What books are you waiting on /sffg/?

for me it's
>The Plastic Magician (April)
>Dandelion Dynasty Book 3 (Unknown)
>Peace Talks (Never)
>John Dies at the End Book 4 (Does the series have a name?)

[Anonymous No.10869191]

>>10868776
xianxia can actually be parodied, unlike litrpg which is simply world of warcraft combat logs.

>>10868922
>virtue signaling this hard

[Anonymous No.10869201]

>>10869191
virtue signaling is the most pathetic accusation a person can make

>but he's pretending to be nice to make people like him

that's how it works retard

[Anonymous No.10869210]

>>10869181
onlt time I ever found this slightly (slightly!) hot was when Elaida got what was coming to her

[Anonymous No.10869224]

>>10869181
I get the appeal there but I also like reading this when the strong woman is a good person and doesn't deserve what's happening to her, because I am a sadist. Also Jordan spends so much time on the buildup it's just exhausting instead of satisfying when they finally get dragged by a collar naked in public and spanked.

[Anonymous No.10869227]

>>10869184
Wong has really lost his touch. I wouldn't hold your breath.

[Anonymous No.10869236]

>>10869181
>>10869210
Hottest thing in Wheel of Time for teenaged me was when Moghedien threatened to turn Nynaeve into a horse and ride her around the dream lands and braid her mane.

[Anonymous No.10869239]

>>10869227
What the hell did I just read was better than 90% of John dies at the end. It's only cracked that's going to shit

[Anonymous No.10869240]

>>10869236
for me it was the idea of Graendal turning me into her stupid, mindless slave who has to have sex with her huge tits daily

[Anonymous No.10869258]

>>10869240
I'm not a sub but I get you. Second hottest thing to me was Rahvin slowly conditioning Morgase to be his bimbo trophy wife sitting there all day gossiping and talking about dresses with low necklines instead of ruling.

[Anonymous No.10869271]

>>10869258
>you will never turn a queen into your slutty girlfriend
feels bad

[Anonymous No.10869283]

>>10869271
Especially when you consider she was always just strong willed enough to know something was wrong and she was losing something, and be discontent with herself; getting the occasional glimpses of what she'd become but never being able to fight it.

hnnng

[Anonymous No.10869287]

>>10862499
Those with ugliness in their hearts manifest it on their face.

[Anonymous No.10869291]

I finished Equal Rites and it was great at the beginning and the end but had a dull middle section that was not really funny or interesting. Prattchett seemed to be at his best when he was developing characters in set locations rather than taking them on a journey. Still plenty of fun stuff at both ends particularly Granny's interactions with everyone else. It feels like this was sort of a sketch of what would become the Tiffany Aching books in the future.

Next step in the Discworld: Reaper Man. Might take a detour and read shadow of the torturer first tho.

[Anonymous No.10869338]

Gotta question. I’m planning out a fantasy story where the basic idea is all humans are able to partially shapeshift into animals. Will this come off as too “furry”, and get blacklisted? (The creatures they merge with aren’ts like cats and dogs and wolves and shit, it’s a lot more varied).
Pic related is sort of the vibe I’m trying to go for, this for instance would be a guy merged with a lobster or a crab or something

[Anonymous No.10869345]

>>10869338
Really original, anon.

[Anonymous No.10869351]

>>10862625
You fucking cunt. You shilled me a series that is not even completed, and that has a book 2 fhat is a filler.

[Anonymous No.10869355]

>>10868170
Really liked the magicians, anything similar? I liked the college aged characters. Hated the entire cuck thing though, that always bugs me. The magic was cool in the way it was earned but they never explained much.

[Anonymous No.10869362]

>>10869345
>I ripped off animorphs
FUCK. Is it too similar, even though animorphs is about aliens that live in brains?

[Anonymous No.10869364]

are we plebs for enjoying sci-fi and fantasy? why would anyone read philosophy for fun anyways

[Anonymous No.10869373]

>>10869364
No, as long as you enjoy other things. I'm not into philosophy but I do read a lot of nonfiction.

[Anonymous No.10869379]

>>10869239
A site built entirely on 10 wacky lists is going to shit? what a shocker.

[Anonymous No.10869387]

>>10869184
Tight pussy part 2.

[Anonymous No.10869443]

>>10869364
I recently started reading about philosophy because some of those guys thought in some pretty interesting ways. Particularly buddhist philosophy astounds me with how clear and razor sharp it is regarding suffering and attachements but more importantly the way to deal with them and this was like 4000 years ago. I see reading philosophy as reading about interesting ideas

[Anonymous No.10869761]

>Author has to throw a holocaust thing in as if the death of some jews is the sole most important event in all of history

fucking hell

[Anonymous No.10869774]

>>10868443
Clarke is a great writer, Asimov is boring as fuck and Heinlein is hit or miss.

[Anonymous No.10869868]

>>10869761
With the rise of indie publishing and dinosaur publishing dying I'm surprised new pro-fascism fantasy/sci-fi hasn't hasn't really been created. Indie writers don't need to be PC and there's definitely an audience for that kinda stuff.

[Anonymous No.10869888]

>>10869174

>Gnome
>Dragonnewt
>wood elf, high elf, dark elf
> undead catslut

And he keeps facefucking the dryads. I never thought I'd read an erotic fantasy that details exactly how he manages to avoid fucking lewd elfs so much.

[Anonymous No.10869908]

Monster Blood Tattoo, anyone?

[Anonymous No.10870069]

>>10869908
???

[Anonymous No.10870078]

>>10870069

[Anonymous No.10870087]

>>10869868

Milscifi is basically this anyways. Can't imagine why anyone would want to read a pro-fascism genre, however. The very concept is excruciating to contemplate.

[Anonymous No.10870088]

>>10870078
Is that the latest entry in the monster blood series?

[Anonymous No.10870092]

>>10870088

No, that's the second. It's a triology.

[Anonymous No.10870099]

I fear I've enjoyed reading mistborn series (specifically first book, other 2 were mediocre). Can you recommend his other series or should I switch to something else?

[Anonymous No.10870219]

>>10870099
mistborn is honestly the worst of his books, even his YA stuff like the Rithmastist and Steelheart is better. So yes, if you enjoyed Mistborn you'd probably enjoy anything Sanderson makes

[Anonymous No.10870504]

>>10869888
I can't wait till he splits that tight gnome pussy up the middle in book 3.
Midgets are my fetish.

[Anonymous No.10870630]

Is the Ico book any good?
I never played the game

[Anonymous No.10870866]

>>10870630
>Japanese
I'll wager not.

[Anonymous No.10870917]

>>10870219
fuck no Rithmatist is appalling

[Anonymous No.10870950]

am I retarded? I think I am retarded.

[Anonymous No.10870962]

>>10870950
>a fucking leaf
bmv? I'm fond of the one in the annex

[Anonymous No.10870965]

>>10863984
broke: not reading gemmell
woke: reading gemmell
bespoke: reading stella gemmell

[Anonymous No.10870972]

>>10867277
I just read this too after seeing the sequel in the new releases for the month and it was fun enough. Second book's already up on #ebooks btw

I could probably read nothing but books about mercenaries and come away happy from my genre reading

[Anonymous No.10871000]

Has anyone read Robert Jackson Bennetts "The Divine Cities" series? I'm looking for a fantasy/sci-fi trilogy.

[Anonymous No.10871001]

>>10870962
it's been a very long time since I've last been there, for some reason I thought it would have closed down by now. I'll remember to look there this weekend since I am going downtown anyways.

[Anonymous No.10871018]

>>10871000
I stopped really early on because I was reading something else but a bunch of people with good taste I know liked it

[Anonymous No.10871047]

>>10870950
Eh?

[Anonymous No.10871056]

I'm looking for long trashy series that is mostly about world building and follows the generic path that shounen or sports anime follows. I'm not really looking for some world ending plot I'm more looking for something where it's a coming of age story combined with a competitive jouney where everyone has special powers.

[Anonymous No.10871089]

>>10871056
The Vorrh

[Anonymous No.10871220]

>>10862620
What books do you have? The Redemption of Althalus is a pretty good standalone btw.

[Anonymous No.10871233]

>>10871047
That's the 10th anniversary edition. I caught the '1st edition' disease

[Anonymous No.10871248]

>>10871233
>I caught the '1st edition' disease
Are you a collector or do you just enjoy wasting money?

[Anonymous No.10871251]

>>10871056
Robert Silverberg's Lord Valentine's Castle is the first of a long series of books written in the 1980s, set in a low-tech fantasy world with several cohabiting species, about an exiled prince with amnesia who becomes a traveling juggler. Over the course of the books he gradually regains his memory, an army, and his throne, There is camaraderie, travelogues, lore and history, love interests and a revenge plot. It has an unabashedly light tone and derivative plot, but the prose is pleasantly lucid and visually interesting. I see it as a counterpoint to its direct contemporary, Book Of The New Sun.

[Anonymous No.10871280]

>>10871248
the latter, since im not crazy enough that I would go for first editions of books older than 20 years. I'd be happy with just a library binding version. I just don't want the 10th anniversary edition specifically because I'm autistic about >>10865570

frankly if I can't find it, I'll just give up and buy other books I also want to reread and have a physical copy (next on the list is Dune and maybe Sabriel).

[Anonymous No.10871298]

>>10869191
>virtue signaling this hard
no virtue signaling in that post moron

[Anonymous No.10871398]

>>10870917
appalling >>>> Mistborn

[Anonymous No.10871409]

>>10867376
>trying to meme someone into reading golem and the meme
They don't even fuck

[Anonymous No.10871423]

>>10869888
>> undead catslut
You think he will fuck it next book?

[Anonymous No.10871473]

>>10871251
>There is camaraderie, travelogues, lore and history, love interests and a revenge plot.
THIS BOOK IS:
>80% JUGGLING
>10% METAMORPHOSIS
>7% MY LORD
>3% TRANNY PRONOUNS

[Anonymous No.10871558]

>>10871423
it was never a question of if he would, but when.

[Anonymous No.10871644]

>>10871558
Did his dungeon book drop yet? it was suppose to be the starting of March.

[Anonymous No.10871653]

>>10871644
its out already called dungeon deposed.
its not erotica though.
ive read it but i dont have a strong opinion on it yet. so far i think otherlife and supersales were better.
feels like this book is some sort of experiment.
also this time around no stats what so ever which is good in my opinion.
id say its worth a read. though i think it would grow more on me with the sequels. the first felt kinda unfinished.

[Anonymous No.10871676]

>>10871653
All his books are connected computer simulations correct?
And is it true that he finished his series in trilogies?
That means Super Sales 3 and Wild Wastes 3 suppose to wrap things up?

What about E william brown?
When is his next book coming out?

[Anonymous No.10871684]

>>10871676
yeah all books are in the runnerverse as fans started calling it. this one is too.
yes he does only trilogies but that doesnt mean there wont be new trilogies with the same characters.
i asked him a few questions per email and he was quite happy to tell me that sometime in the future ioana and felicia from supor sales are gonna visit yosemite and felix somehow is gonna get to runners world aka the original server.

i didnt really read daniel black only the first but someone a few generals ago mentioned that e william brown doesnt have a set schedule and is really unreliable with books.
atleast william/randi is consistent and always releases a new book every 3 months. which i like a lot. its great work ethic.

[Anonymous No.10871711]

>>10871684
>ioana and felicia from supor sales are gonna visit yosemite and felix somehow is gonna get to runners world aka the original server.
Well, he did find that portal room where his mother worked and experimented on his dad. I'm sure it's some router/hub that the server uses, and they (yosemite's people) gained admin access to it.

[Anonymous No.10871717]

>>10871676
>What about E william brown?
>When is his next book coming out?
Probably never. He hasn't even posted on his blog since January (and he promised to give monthly updates).
https://williamscorner.blog

[Anonymous No.10871720]

>>10871711
in super sales 2 kit gets portal power from felix. however runner intervenes as "god" and tells felix he cant use it travel to other world except for legionworld. i asked william about it but he didnt comment on the matter. so its either gonna be through kit or some other way. im actually kinda excited where this meta plot goes. i have a theory that its all gonna end up with everyone helping srit fight that ai the omaga built to take down runners shipt but i obviously have no basis for that but its something i would like to see.

[Anonymous No.10871754]

>>10871720
Is that why felix's power resets at midnight? The server resetting?

[Anonymous No.10871759]

>>10871754
probably. the running fan theory is that felix is actually a god without knowing it. and his slaves or employes dont actually add to his power but the faith in him they have empowers him in some way. its not really explained why it resets at midnight. but that could be very well it.

[Anonymous No.10871782]

>>10871759
Well runner did turn a god at the end. And all these amazon books seems to have the protagonist turn a god at the end of the series.
Daniel Black is on his way to being a god too.

[Anonymous No.10872020]

ive been forcing myself to only read literary works lately. i just want to read something fun. suggestions?

[Anonymous No.10872080]

>>10868026
its a fun read. I read a few of his books before hand,. any recommendations?

[Anonymous No.10872210]

>>10871473

In my view it fulfills the anon's specific requirements in a satisfactiory manner. He asked for a long if derivative fantasy series with plenty of worldbuilding that is also like a sports film, so I named this fantasy rags-to-riches tale with its lengthy passages about the zen-like pleasure of juggling.

[Anonymous No.10872221]

>>10872020
Fun coming right up.

[Anonymous No.10872394]

>>10869443
>Particularly buddhist philosophy astounds me with how clear and razor sharp it is regarding suffering and attachements

>dude just don't care about stuff lmao

[Anonymous No.10872503]

>>10870504
>>10871423

Brethren, I look forward to him impregnating BOTH next book.

[Anonymous No.10872518]

Any good medieval fantasies where a guy/group of modern/future dudes get sent to an alternate past with magic and other races n shit? I've been looking for some fantasy to read and I've always enjoyed the interaction of different future-past/alternate cultures.

[Anonymous No.10872532]

>>10869908

I had problems with how the main character acted foolishly at times, but I really enjoyed the world building. It spent a good amount of time focusing on the banal minutiae of the day to day life. I never thought about the idea of getting money from the Emperor to help get you to your destination, acquire the supplies necessary, etc.

The more I think about it, the more neat ideas I glean from my recollections. The boiled leather that was hardened, the vinegaroons on the acid seas, the different levels of civilization that impacted how monsters reacted.

[noko No.10872537]

>>10862412
just learned what xianxia is. can you recommend one to start with?

[Anonymous No.10872539]

>>10872503
I see how the gnome watches when he services the dryads. She wants it bad.
I hope when he gets around to it she cries out about him splitting her in half.
FUCK!!!! BOOK THREE WHEN????

[Anonymous No.10872545]

>>10862620

To me they're comfort reading of the highest level. I read them in my youth, and I can embrace them despite their failures. Yes, its about finding a blue stone, yes its essentially fantastic versions of various cultures given precisely one role in the world to the extent that you could call it a racist caricature almost, but at the end of the day its just fun high fantasy. There are no surprises, but I do think the Will and the Way is a great system of magic.

[Anonymous No.10872546]

>>10872518
Daniel Black by E William Brown

[Anonymous No.10872551]

>>10872539
around october or september.
two other books come before that. super sales 3 comes directly after wild wastes 3 somewhere in december.

[Anonymous No.10872566]

>>10872537
https://zelskytranslations.com/novels/reverend-insanity/index/
It's still in progress though, if you want something completed instead, just ask

[Anonymous No.10872582]

>>10872546
He asked for good, not badly written smutrpg.

[Anonymous No.10872596]

>>10872518
release that witch is alright, though it's straight up another world, not time travel

[Anonymous No.10872611]

>>10872221
I thoroughly enjoyed the shit out this series when I was a kid

[noko No.10872612]

>>10872566
thanks!

have any of these novels been professionally translated? they seem to read like light novels or even fanfic. I find the phenomenon fascinating

[Anonymous No.10872633]

>>10872582
take that back

[Anonymous No.10872660]

>>10871298
going "this is sooo unpc and would never get published today, awesome" is just as much virtue signaling as "this is sooo progressive and awesome"

>>10872537
A Will Eternal and Cultivation Chat Group are okay.

There's also Forty Millenniums of Cultivation.

>>10872612
Like most light novel translations they're mainly hobby translators. I gather the stories are mainly published on Wattpad style sites and the primary demographic is "people reading stuff on the bus/train on the way to work/school."

Allegedly western publishers have repeatedly rejected Wuxia/Xianxia translations because they think the flowery, over the top style won't sell in the west.

[Anonymous No.10872679]

>>10868574
malazan is literally the definitive fantasy of modern times

[Anonymous No.10872694]

>>10872633
no, he's right

[Anonymous No.10872722]

I will be cultivating my cultivation till tomorrow morning. So I will not be able to make the new thread later.
Here it is early
>>10872713
>>10872713
>>10872713

[noko No.10872736]

>>10872660
thank you, I have just put the first 200 chaps of CCG on my eReader. Slice of Life stuff always appeals to me

[Anonymous No.10872764]

>>10872736
It's kinda like the Hero Union BBS manga if you're familiar with that one.

[Anonymous No.10872928]

Terry Brooks has a pretty large world I've read like 3 of his trilogies.

[Anonymous No.10873637]

>>10867739
>>10866186

sadly these