/lit/ - Literature

So what's the overall quality on these releases? Worth the money or should I just get the regular editions?

>>16156595
Honestly, it might as well be. Sure, there's probably some stuff being written somewhere, but it's not going to be prominent. The usual themes of the authors you listed tends to show women as passive characters, if they're shown as characters rather than mentioned offhandedly, and in today's age that just doesn't get pushed by big publishers.

By the way, you might enjoy a few novels set up in Dark Sun, an AD&D setting, that were written by Lynn Abbey. The Brazen Gambit, Cinnabar Shadows and The Rise and Fall of a Dragon King are the ones I'd recommend reading from the Chronicles of Athas series. To get yourself slightly more acquainted with the setting, I recommend reading the core book for the 2nd edition of Dark Sun.