/lit/ - Literature

>there are zoomers who actually like this book

Don't mind me just being the fantasy series of the 21 century.

>>10488207
forgetting something, OP?

Let's be honest: between you and this guy, who do you consider a better writer?

Generic stories thread

looking back this shit was probably a bit violent for an eleven year old

I'm not sure I'd classify this one as "cringey" but it's far from well written.

try to defend it
pro tip: you can't

>>9368515
This is probably the worst one I actually finished. Since gaining actual taste I tend not to finish terrible books.

>eragon is dragon with the d replaced with an e
why didn't i realise this earlier

I haven't read this since I was a kid, but everyone seems to think that Eragon was a mary-sue. I can't remember enough to say if he was or wasn't, but what is it that makes people say that about him?

What did Chris do right to get published and gather a sizeable fanbase?

What did he do wrong to earn /lit/'s scorn for all time?

What were your favorite books that you enjoyed reading when you were a teenager? I know its a meme, but Eragon was my first foray into fantasy books.

this one is strange, sometimes I nostalgia read because I don't like growing up, but this fucking book is one of three (the only international release, I think) that I just couldn't stand on second read but loved on first. when I reread it I was only about 2 years older too, couldn't get past the 3rd book either, I just outgrew that series significantly faster than they were released. horrendous book.

I was reading Fanfiction, (yes I read it in between Overwatch matches, filthy secret of mine.) When I picked up, or clicked on, this beauty by Anaklusmos14, (https://m.fanfiction.net/s/9665167/1/).). They havent updated though and I need more similar to it. The story was around a leader of an army going through lands and concquering kingdoms one at a time. It was like old technology, or lack thereof. Plus growing romance and a fucking dragon hell yeah. And it reminded me of Eragon which was awesome, despite the romance being disappointing ("Hey you finally got my heart." "Ok gotta blast." *leaves and never returbs*). And I need more of this, action, adventure, romance, dragons, conquering, and armies, please recommendations book, short stories, whatever as long as it ain't a poem. Please guys I feel empty now that I read the whole thing. Sorry for typos or whatever idk if the Lit board is grammar/spelling nazis but that would make sense.

Pic is kinda related

books for furries

>>7957956

How does /lit/ feel about this series?

>>7470060
Some random /tg/ CYOA image has less protection than anything else, but in any case the answer is no.

What does /lit/ think about this book cycle?

Should I feel bad for enjoying these books?

How did he get away with literally stealing the plot of Star Wars?

There was nothing like being 9 years old. coming home from soccer practice, lighting up a doobie, and getting lost in the world of Alagaesia as you repeatedly attempt to make cummy cums as you fell asleep.

Did any of you read Christopher Paolini's books?
Eragon was the first "big" book I've read when I was 8-9 years old. What do you guys think about it?