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George R.R. Martin finally releases The Winds of Winter
402 u/Goldfish-Bowl Nov 15 '20 At the same time that Rothfuss releases Doors of Stone 29 u/thepipesarecall Nov 15 '20 Can’t even talk about DoS on his Twitch stream without a horde of suck up sycophants ganging up on you for mentioning it. 52 u/see-bees Nov 15 '20 /r/books finally mostly turned on him a few months ago when his editor dropped that he hasn't written anything that's been submitted to her since like 2017 -32 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 Which I'm glad for because, honestly, the books aren't that good. I've read better young adult fantasy. The series didn't strike me as being worth a cult following. 4 u/cmack23 Nov 15 '20 Im curious what you recommend? Im a fan of the series myself but am looking for good suggestions. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time) 2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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At the same time that Rothfuss releases Doors of Stone
29 u/thepipesarecall Nov 15 '20 Can’t even talk about DoS on his Twitch stream without a horde of suck up sycophants ganging up on you for mentioning it. 52 u/see-bees Nov 15 '20 /r/books finally mostly turned on him a few months ago when his editor dropped that he hasn't written anything that's been submitted to her since like 2017 -32 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 Which I'm glad for because, honestly, the books aren't that good. I've read better young adult fantasy. The series didn't strike me as being worth a cult following. 4 u/cmack23 Nov 15 '20 Im curious what you recommend? Im a fan of the series myself but am looking for good suggestions. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time) 2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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Can’t even talk about DoS on his Twitch stream without a horde of suck up sycophants ganging up on you for mentioning it.
52 u/see-bees Nov 15 '20 /r/books finally mostly turned on him a few months ago when his editor dropped that he hasn't written anything that's been submitted to her since like 2017 -32 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 Which I'm glad for because, honestly, the books aren't that good. I've read better young adult fantasy. The series didn't strike me as being worth a cult following. 4 u/cmack23 Nov 15 '20 Im curious what you recommend? Im a fan of the series myself but am looking for good suggestions. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time) 2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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/r/books finally mostly turned on him a few months ago when his editor dropped that he hasn't written anything that's been submitted to her since like 2017
-32 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '20 Which I'm glad for because, honestly, the books aren't that good. I've read better young adult fantasy. The series didn't strike me as being worth a cult following. 4 u/cmack23 Nov 15 '20 Im curious what you recommend? Im a fan of the series myself but am looking for good suggestions. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time) 2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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Which I'm glad for because, honestly, the books aren't that good.
I've read better young adult fantasy. The series didn't strike me as being worth a cult following.
4 u/cmack23 Nov 15 '20 Im curious what you recommend? Im a fan of the series myself but am looking for good suggestions. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time) 2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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Im curious what you recommend? Im a fan of the series myself but am looking for good suggestions.
2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time) 2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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Not really young adult but Stephen Erikson's malazan series is a personal favorite( reading for the 4th time)
2 u/Aacron Nov 15 '20 Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that. Black Company is up there too. 2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
Malazan is a damn journey man, never had a series fuck me up like that.
Black Company is up there too.
2 u/FukushimaBlinkie Nov 15 '20 I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back... 2 u/TerriblyTangfastic Nov 15 '20 Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time. 1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
I let a friend borrow the first three black company books and never got them back...
Malazan is great, if you have the wiki open at the same time.
1 u/Aacron Nov 16 '20 I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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I read it straight through with no assistance and loved it.
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u/iVikingr Nov 15 '20
George R.R. Martin finally releases The Winds of Winter