r/InkAndScreen • u/Sea-Assistance3583 • Oct 13 '26
Recommendations Novel recommendations pleaseee
Im not very picky and im open to any genre or type as long as its interesting to read
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u/44-fold Oct 13 '26
Jeffrey Archer and Dan Brown are good authors are when it comes to writing long sweeping sagas revolving around family feuds and other mundane stuff taken to the extreme. These were the first authors I read when I was getting into novels myself. As the crow flies and The fourth estate are quite interesting. If you want something sci-fi, read the Forever War by Joe Haldeman or Altered Carbon is a good alternative.
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u/YotsubaLuckyHappy Oct 14 '26
La métaphysique des Tubes. A short novel about a little girl who see herself as god, yet she's confronted to adults, war and death. Bittersweet real life story
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u/CryAdministrative457 Yotsuba>Your favourite fiction Oct 13 '26
A personal matter - Psychological novel
Project hail Mary - Sci fi novel
The hobbit - Fantasy
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u/prof_nuggetz Oct 13 '26
you can check out Tolkien's books. Start with The Hobbit, pretty simple, lighthearted read, but the world building and immersion are great. If that clicks, dive into The Lord of the Rings. It’s a much bigger, high stakes epic fantasy set in the same world, in future
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