/sffg/ - Science Fiction and Fantasy General

[Anonymous No.14172604]

Monthly Reading, November: Let The Right One In
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SFF Novels Voting - ~24 hours per round
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Previous Threads
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[Anonymous No.14172606]

Reply to this post.

[Anonymous No.14172610]

Remember to make your stories more epic by adding characters and points of view

[Anonymous No.14172618]

Remember, love between human and elf is haram.

[Anonymous No.14172620]

It's escapism! Can't you see? It's not healthy!

[Anonymous No.14172816]

Insert post here

[Anonymous No.14172829]

> Vote for as many as you want as many times as you want.

wut. you're encouraging ballot stuffing. why should i vote once if someone else is just gonna vote 20x.

[Anonymous No.14172846]

What are you fags reading?

[Anonymous No.14172895]

>>14172846
count zero, sprawl #2. loved neuromancer but never got around to the other books. this one's definitely more human and, well, normal.

[Anonymous No.14173171]

>>14172846
Gentlemen Bastards

[Anonymous No.14173177]

>>14172604
Any good bio sci-fi you guys can recommend me?

[Anonymous No.14173259]

Fire Upon The Deep.
This was sold to me as one of the greatest scifi epics but 50 pages in I'm just not feeling it. Unimaginative premise of ancient robot evil awakening, boring alien doggos, the whole thing has very antiquated storytelling feel. Does it get better? Any point to go on?
If it was just a 300 page novel I'd stick with it regardless but it's a dang lengthy trilogy with pages pages and I'm a completionist autismo

[Anonymous No.14173267]

>>14173171
>he got past the first page of the cringe of locke lamora

[Anonymous No.14173414]

>>14173259
>Does it get better?
No. Because the doggos don't get fucked.

[Anonymous No.14173415]

>>14172895
count zero the bestest one to be desu

[Anonymous No.14173545]

>>14173259
>the whole thing has very antiquated storytelling feel.

[Anonymous No.14173571]

Aren't you a little too old to still read the male equivalent to YA literature?

[Anonymous No.14173595]

>>14173545
Maybe I didn't express myself right. I mean my favourite scifi novel is Simak's City which was written half a century before Fire.

[Anonymous No.14173641]

>>14173571
aren't you posting on 4chan?
how much do you really care what people think of you lol.

[Anonymous No.14173708]

>>14172604
>SFF Novels Voting - ~24 hours per round
What's up with that selection of books almost never talked about here some of them aren't good and others share their names with like 4 other books

[Anonymous No.14173743]

>>14172846
I'm finishing off a load of books so Unnatural Magic (shit murder mystery but otherwise really fun), second Binti (meh but I might as well finish it), Crown for Cold Silver (good I just stopped at an annoying point), Throne of the Five Winds (good but so slow), Stone of Inheritance (probably stopping the series here first book was way more fun), Scythe (meh figured out what this is about and am now losing all interest), Grey Bastards (decent action, meh world), Harp of Kings (too many povs took me out of it), Chilling Effect (pretty fun but not gripping), Lies of Descent (good just stopped on a pov switch), Shadowblade (stopped in the middle of an overly long sex scene need to power through), Medusa Uploaded (this is actually very good just need to finish it off) and then there's a couple of books like Updraft and The Poppy War that I need to go back to and finish off fairly quickly.


I've read loads of books this year but ebooks and other hobbies have still totally destroyed my ability to finish anything I'm not totally caught up in. I'm only really committing to going back to these because I want a clean slate for next year's reading.

[Anonymous No.14173809]

>>14173545
What happened to that backpack fag?

[Anonymous No.14173816]

>>14173743
>reading at least 5 books at once
Autism at it's finest.

[Anonymous No.14173957]

Any good books about psychics?

[Anonymous No.14173959]

>>14173816
most I actually read at once is 2-3, the rest is just stuff I've recently abandoned and need to resume

[Anonymous No.14174059]

>>14173957
define what you mean/want "psychics" alone is unbearably broad since horror and urban fantasy riffs on real world ones a lot then you have all the different variations of psychic powers throughout fantasy

[Anonymous No.14174072]

>>14174059
I was thinking something more real-world/urban for sure. Something that isn't just used as a synonym for magic

[Anonymous No.14174082]

>>14174072
cont. also nothing that has to do with mediums or talking to the dead, that isn't that interesting to me

[Anonymous No.14174188]

>They were around four-feet tall with reptilian features and burning red eyes. Kobold’s

[Anonymous No.14174269]

>>14173267
>he didn't
Lies is great. A legitimate 8/10 for the genre. Shame Red Seas is a 5/10 and Republic is a 2/10.

[Anonymous No.14174318]

I want to read something sad /sffg/
Not necessarily soul crushing, but something that has a persistent air of melancholy to it.
I prefer Fantasy but I like Science Fiction too.

[Anonymous No.14174329]

>>14174318
the Farseer Trilogy by Robin Hobb

[Anonymous No.14174479]

>>14174188
>steve still fucked a used good one with the hopes of impreggerings her

[Anonymous No.14174490]

>>14174479
>He doesn't know that impregnation is an on/off switch for Steve

[Anonymous No.14174503]

>>14174490
>she doesn't know that and is constantly impaling her poor used cunny on his rod of independence

[Anonymous No.14174527]

>>14173259
If you're not feeling the novelty of the universe, just bail on the series now. It doesn't get better.

[Anonymous No.14174586]

>>14172829
Why indeed? I'll explain after it concludes, but you won't be satisfied with the answer.

>>14173708
There was a failed nomination process in this thread
>>14135921
Also refer to
>>14135921
and
>>14153292

[Anonymous No.14174593]

>>14174586
2nd one is supposed to be >>14152697

[Anonymous No.14174607]

>>14173959
>need to resume
No such thing. That you quit in the first place and went to others is indication enough of the need to completely abandon it and entirely forget it existed.

[Anonymous No.14174608]

>>14172604
Anybody familiar with this book? I read it in 9th grade because the author voices the Sniper in TF2.
I remember liking it pretty well as someone who doesn't consume much science fiction.

[Anonymous No.14174886]

>>14174082
Demolished Man by Bester.

[Anonymous No.14175041]

>>14172846
I was really disappointed with Black Company and with Johannes Cabal. Thought I'd really like both and the first I powered through and the latter I dropped about fifty pages in.

[Anonymous No.14175054]

>>14172846
How's Ringworld? I found Lucifer's Hammer really depressing.

[Anonymous No.14175066]

>>14174269
This. There was so much to like in the characters and world building in the first novel and so little follow through.

[Anonymous No.14175073]

>>14174318
Flowers for Algernon

[Anonymous No.14175117]

Is it worth it to read any of the sequels to the The Magicians? I was sort of surprised that it had any, it's a pretty fine standalone novel. The last page didn't really make me want more, I thought it was a satisfying conclusion and I can't really imagine any greater growth for the characters.

[Anonymous No.14175155]

>>14175117
I didn't find the second one was worth it. It wasn't bad, just forgettable. Also I could not stand the characters. They don't really grow either.

[Anonymous No.14175168]

>>14175155
Hm, so I was probably right in thinking that the sequels were basically cash grabs when he had an unexpected hit on his hands

[Anonymous No.14175291]

>>14175117
>>14175168
I thought it was worthwhile overall, but you may feel differently. Personally I would have preferred it never involved fillory, but that's the main point of all 3 books. Quentin isn't really likeable and he has a lot of suffering in all 3 books and basically explicitly says that he only thinks he's the chosen one even though everyone else including the reader knows he isn't , but the finale of the 3rd book is that Alice is revived and they live happily ever after, more or less.

[Anonymous No.14175320]

>>14175291
I've also watched the TV series. It eventually entirely departs from the books and becomes basically 100% original content. Quentin suffers all the same. Though he dies in the most recent season and has left the show. .

[Anonymous No.14175521]

>>14173259
the second novel is a prequel set thousands of years in the past and not directly related to the first book. so you can stop when you finish book 1, or you can skip ahead to book 2.

[Anonymous No.14175545]

>>14174318
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. it's literary sf, meaning there is no big plot it's all about the characters.

[Anonymous No.14175604]

>>14174608
high praise from noted author frank simcoe, how can you go wrong

[Anonymous No.14175690]

>read it 15 years ago
>re-read it like 8 times since
>havent read anything half as good ever since
Science fiction has been one big letdown for me, bros.

[Anonymous No.14175735]

>>14175690
anything that's specifically a letdown? like what else have you read?

[Anonymous No.14175778]

>>14175690
"oh no the shrike is after me!" space magic happens, shrike dies. um alright

[Anonymous No.14175819]

>>14174318
Worm by wildbow.

[Anonymous No.14175845]

>>14175690
I've read Hyperion and Fall and loved them, though everytime I consider reading Endymion I always remember the retcon criticism or whatever and pick up something else

[Anonymous No.14175865]

>>14175320
I'm vex to high hell that the skank didn't get fox'd, and got ptsd about it. The dick was suppose to be so big that it broke her.

[Anonymous No.14175872]

>>14175054

The concept is cool, but the book isn't that entertaining. I didn't even finish Lucifer's Hammer, it was just too long.

[Anonymous No.14175896]

>>14175872
Sizelet.

[Anonymous No.14175956]

>>14175690
really? i thought it was subpar at best, i've read better 40k novels lol.

sci fi is everywhere these days, maybe you're spoilt for choice? sounds like you'd prefer a different genre if you think so highly of hyperion, why dont you read the decameron or canterbury tales or shakespeare?

[Anonymous No.14176191]

I read Hyperion and thought it was okay, should I continue and read the sequels?

[Anonymous No.14176415]

>>14176191
Same, but I haven't fround the sequel for download, and I don't care enough to actually buy it. The first Hyperion was good but I wasn't blown away. I'm sure at its time it was awe inspiring but I can't be arsed to find out what happens next unless I get the book for fucking free.

Which begs the question, where the heck do yo'all download your books? I don't believe shit that you all buy your books. I buy books that I was genuinely impressed with, like Dune or BotNS, but I always read them somewhere online first, and if deserving then I buy them.

[Anonymous No.14176417]

>>14176191
Some people like the first one, I think it falls off a cliff and breaks everything because it over-explains everything.

[Anonymous No.14176421]

>>14176417
the first sequel, I mean.

[Anonymous No.14176475]

>>14176415
Check the sticky. b-ok.org has everything I've searched for. I put whatever I download on my kindle and read it on that. This is all if I can't find a physical copy at the library, which I prefer to read over a kindle.

[Anonymous No.14176526]

/sffg/, how do I come up with better characters? I'm struggling to get distinct and engaging personalities ad speech patterns.

[Anonymous No.14176557]

>>14175690
>>14176191

[Anonymous No.14176561]

>>14176526
Compare them to different animals in your head

[Anonymous No.14176568]

>>14176526
Start with a one dimensional character and add more dimensions

[Anonymous No.14176573]

>>14176526
just rip off real people's personalities. if they aren't interesting exaggerate until they are.

[Anonymous No.14176643]

I'm reading Masters of Rome and listening to Wheel of Time at work. I end up missing half the plot of Wheel of Time because I keep daydreaming about Roman gigachads showing up and curb stomping rand's continent of cucks.

[Anonymous No.14176648]

>>14176526
meet more people

[Anonymous No.14176853]

>>14174329
Never read anything by her but I've been meaning to, thanks for the suggestion.

>>14175073
Premise sounds really interesting.

>>14175545
This sounds really good too, and given the premise it makes sense that it focuses on the characters.

>>14175819
I have never read web serials but this one sounds like it might be a good one to start.


Thanks for all the suggestions m80s

[Anonymous No.14176882]

>>14175956
>i've read better 40k novels lol.
Not that guy but come the fuck on.
Why do you find Hyperion subpar?

[Anonymous No.14176888]

>>14176568
Help I have a sixth dimensional character

[Anonymous No.14177118]

>>14176643
You starting up again, I see.

[Anonymous No.14177201]

>>14176853
> sounds like it might be a good one to start
Worm is a very good series but be warned it's long, really really fucking long. Also I wouldn't say it's that sad or melancholy. Bad things do happen and not ever characters has a happy life but that isn't the same thing.

[Anonymous No.14177210]

>>14176526
Exaggerate personality traits. Super subtle personality traits are hard to depict on the page so everything tends to be bigger and louder than it would be IRL.

Most important to an interesting character set though is that they each have a plausible motivation for their role in the story.

[Anonymous No.14177240]

>>14172846

The Thousandfold Thought, last book in the Darkness That Comes Before. Absolutely phenomenal.

Black Company was great for two books and the next two were totally meh.

The Red Knight I'm reading too, but it's kind of slow.

The Darkness That Comes before is the best fantasy I've ever read. Think if you took a post trance Maid'Dib and dropped him in a grimdark fantasy world during a war based event for event on the First Crusade, but with an army of demons emerging from behind the scenes as the Muslims and Christians genocide each other.

[Anonymous No.14177262]

Past or present tense?
First or third person?
(If third, limited or omniscient?)

[Anonymous No.14177271]

>>14172846
Reading C.S. Lewis' Space Trilogy

[Anonymous No.14177312]

Man this friggin litrpg trope of “take in game technique into the real world”

I don’t like it

[Anonymous No.14177322]

>>14177262
>this post again
Trying to catch fresh prey?

[Anonymous No.14177332]

>>14177322
Yeah. What do you prefer?

[Anonymous No.14177333]

>>14177312
You mean when some God or alien integrates earth into their "mana system" and animals are mutated into monsters? And people use game abilities to fight and survive?

[Anonymous No.14177340]

>>14177332
I'm the fag that answered you last time. Look at the archives.

[Anonymous No.14177345]

>>14177312
> I don’t like it
Then don't read it.

[Anonymous No.14177386]

>>14177345
..?

[Anonymous No.14177401]

>>14177262
Third past limited.

[Anonymous No.14177476]

>>14177271
Are they good?

[Anonymous No.14177623]

>>14177476
I haven't gotten far, but they came highly recommended to me by the guy who got me into Gene Wolfe.

[Anonymous No.14178027]

Does this sound like it can be interpreted as a metaphor for something:

A billion random people all over the world each have a "spirit" inhabit one of their hands, which they perceive as a symbol with a countdown sequence stylized into it. This countdown can range from starting at days, to starting at months. Once the countdown runs out, the spirit disappears. Before that, each host has the option to let the spirit consume a human life in order to make itself permanent, while also granting the host a magic power in the process. The catch is, trying to consume somebody with more "ambition" than the host will instead cause the host to be consumed and the target to gain the powers. The power ends up in the hands of whoever will use it more.

Also, anybody who is found out to have these powers is arrested and imprisoned indefinitely with no trial since they are considered murderers.

[Anonymous No.14178028]

About 3/4ths done with sword of the lictor and it is amazing. Each book so far has just gotten progressively better, and even though it took some time getting into shadow of the torturer was still great. Maybe it's because sword is a little more action oriented and answers some questions that came up in the previous books. There are so many hostile confrontations in this one and Wolfe is great at creating tension. Sword has also been much more transparent about sci-fi aspects, whereas the previous
books felt more sword/sorcery, but I'm sure when I decide to reread sometime in the future I'll pick up hints about technology that I missed.

[Anonymous No.14178075]

>>14178028
I always thought Sword would be a test for how much people cared about finishing. The already thin plot of getting to Thrax just gets thrown away and we get a really episodic format for the rest of the book. Halfway through I thought "what is the point of all this?"
>but I'm sure when I decide to reread sometime in the future I'll pick up hints about technology that I missed.
Did you pick up on the matachin tower is a spaceship?

[Anonymous No.14178294]

>>14174586
You the same threadslave as before, or was there a change a few months back?

[Anonymous No.14178385]

>>14177240
Is there anything Kellhus can’t do?

[Anonymous No.14178491]

>>14178385
Actually winning and not getting blown the fuck out at the last second.

[Anonymous No.14178515]

>>14178075
The whole thing was a spaceport since every tower is like that.

[Anonymous No.14178536]

>mfw just spent half the day browsing random articles on wh40k wiki
That counts as reading, right?

[Anonymous No.14178542]

>>14178536
I sure hope you were reading Lexicanum

[Anonymous No.14178572]

>>14178536
You're a fa/tg/uy I assume.

[Anonymous No.14178723]

Lads

Why is fantasy so COMFY?

[Anonymous No.14178729]

>>14178723
Because your life sucks and you're choosing to deal with it through escapism.

[Anonymous No.14178748]

>>14178729
Ha true!

[Anonymous No.14178750]

>>14178027
It sound like you watched too much anime.

[Anonymous No.14178769]

>>14178729
Don't everyone try to deal with life through escapism?
People make kids and live through their kids.
People make a business and dedicate their lives to it and live through it.
People make a family and live through it.
They make a career and live through it.
They make a lover and through it.
Some people live through books, some music, some movies, some sports, some war, some nature, some food, some sex, some drugs.

The entire human race escapes life by living through something else, that they will dedicate their life to. What happens when you take away that escape? They an hero just like we do.
Yet those same cunts escaping by pretending that they read literature looks down on us for fantasy.

[Anonymous No.14178807]

>>14178769
You sound bitter. Don't you believe that people can be happy?

[Anonymous No.14178851]

>>14178294
No. Yes.

[Anonymous No.14178859]

Due to there being only a single vote on the fantasy poll this time, not unexpected, let's just move right along to the final.

Hobbit vs Dune

[Anonymous No.14178866]

>>14178859
Are there people here who haven't read both?

[Anonymous No.14178878]

>>14178807
Happy = escaping through something.
Be it a joke or embrace of another.

[Anonymous No.14178891]

>>14178878
>Happiness = escape
That's a genuinely sad outlook on life.

[Anonymous No.14178894]

>>14178866
I read both. Hobbit was better, and I think that the hobbit could escape datedness, like dune couldn't.

[Anonymous No.14178924]

>>14178891
It's a logical and "eyes wide open" outlook. You wanna be fooled by your chemicals doping you? You enjoy life and the chemicals, but don't let the dopamine blind you from the truth. i.e if you find something worthy to escape through, your brain rewards you with "feelings" to make you do it again. Life is all about those rewards. When the rewards stop, you an hero.
Why do you think people kill themselves after a child dies, or a significant other leaves? If they were your lifeline to life, and they were severed, you are not getting those rewards. Some people are lucky enough to get multiple lifelines, so when one snaps, they can depend on others, but many people only have the one.

[Anonymous No.14178947]

>>14178769
>>14178878
>>14178924
Thanks for your philosophical thesis.

[Anonymous No.14178957]

>>14178924
Can't say I agree. Not all happiness are created equal.

[Anonymous No.14178973]

>>14178851
Makes sense. I was wondering why the humour got replaced with smug self-importance

[Anonymous No.14179096]

>>14172846
I'm chugging through the complete Malayan collection. Currently reading memories of ice and I'm really hooked. Love the worldbuilding and writing of Erikson

[Anonymous No.14179131]

>>14173177
I'm also looking for this, more specifically plant sci-fi. I was not very impressed by Children of Time. And stay away from Semiosis by Sue Burke - a boring and unbelievable story typically of a women author.

[Anonymous No.14179146]

>>14176191
>>14175690
Its quite good, I give it and Fall 6/10. Illium/Olympos is way cooler IMO.

[Anonymous No.14179218]

>>14177118
Your mums started calling me caesar in bed again lmao

[Anonymous No.14179451]

>>14179131
You read about bio-engineered Japanese cunny women?

[Anonymous No.14179456]

>>14179218
>hahaha mom jokes are so funny
All women are sluts, so I don't know why you think yours is special.

[Anonymous No.14179674]

>>14178769
>Don't everyone try to deal with life through escapism?
This.
Cavemen for 100s of thousands of years: I'm cold and hungry and bored. Hey, let's tell a story (takes mind of being cold or bored or hungry)

[Anonymous No.14179713]

>>14174886
Thank you

[Anonymous No.14179767]

Is this any good?

> The novel details the attempts of two of the priest-clans, the Kaiel & the Mnankrei, to expand into territory controlled by the Stgal. Ultimately, all the priest clans are trying to attain dominance of the planet through the use of new technology, propaganda, treachery & "war", a new concept in this world. Previously, killing was done merely in order to provide food.

[Anonymous No.14179779]

>>14179674
Or you're a poor hungry peasant. Tell your kids a story of better things to come, so they will have hope and live on, instead of an heroing and stopping the suffering.

[Anonymous No.14179786]

>>14175690
SF is varied as fuck, though. It hasn't been polluted by YA drivel to a degree fantasy has.

[Anonymous No.14179802]

>>14179767
The logo on the cover tells me it's scifi.
The female covering herself on the cover looks Aztec, the male stooping looks native, and the guy with furs and blonde hair looks northern.

Looks like he walked in on his Aztec wife cuckolding him with some native, and he is reaching for his sword to dispense some killing.
Read it if you want, I don't really like political machinations and maneuvering in my books.

[Anonymous No.14179985]

>>14179802
>/lit/ explains a book based on the cover

never change

[Anonymous No.14180038]

>>14179985
That's how you choose what you will read next.

[Anonymous No.14180373]

Why couldn't it just be about cute alium slugs? Was the inclusion of pozzed human parts about a brave team of diverse female-led astronauts with names like Pajeet Abdul Park Leibowitz who spend their time whining about small NASA budgets really necessary when it only hurts the story. I'm just thinking how much better off the story would've been if every mystery happening to the inhabitants of Dragons Egg wasn't instantly revealed to be a result of mundane human interference.

[Anonymous No.14180521]

>>14178973 You're welcome.

[Anonymous No.14181253]

>>14179985
>a picture holds a thousand words

[Anonymous No.14181260]

I stand by my previous statement on vampire loli

[Anonymous No.14181346]

>>14181260
Could you please restate it?

[Anonymous No.14181362]

>>14179802
Literally judging a book by it's cover. This place needs an IQ filter.

[Anonymous No.14181375]

>>14181362
What about in the case of self published books?

[Anonymous No.14181391]

>>14181375
What about them?

[Anonymous No.14181420]

>>14181391
If the author is in complete control and still chooses an ugly cover it makes me wonder about what other poor creative choices they made.

[Anonymous No.14181489]

When did you realize /lit/ was dying, and sffg with it?
Offtopic threads(religion and philosofags) are killing us, and many of our regulars have abandoned this shithole. What will you do when you have no place to discuss genre fiction?
(Saw this general on page 9 a while ago).

[Anonymous No.14181585]

>>14181489
>giving a shit about /outerlit/

[Anonymous No.14181698]

>If courage and heart is not good enough, what is?
Why is Erikson so good, bros?

[Anonymous No.14181802]

>>14177201
Different anon, but as someone who read the entire thing, there are entire chapters that are a slog around 2 thirds in, but all the buildup from just after the kinda cringe first chapters is very good. The writer put himself under massive strain and expectations writing entire 8k+ word chapters in less than 3 days for years on end, and while that's a massive kudos to him as a writer, it shows in some areas. It's not a published novel, but it could easily be someday. I'd also credit it with one of the greatest final battles in all of fiction. But you gotta get through 1.6 million words for that

[Anonymous No.14181962]

>>14181489
I haven't paid attention to outer /lit/ in years. It's been a reddit infested shithole for ages. Can't get any worse than it's already been, so change is either good or more of the same.

[Anonymous No.14181985]

Anyone noticed that the general started to fall after the ocd autist messed with the op?
When I come to 4chan it's not for looking in a pastebin link. Newbies (which we need because oldfags are abandoning ship) would turn their nose up at a pastebin with a bunch of links.

We should use the old format, and put the pastebin under "additional resources" if someone wants to deep dive. A lot of people are just wanting to dip their toe in to test the water, and you (ocd fag) want them to submerge fully.

[Anonymous No.14181994]

>>14181698
>If courage and heart is not good enough, what is?
Dick.
Through dick, unity.

[Anonymous No.14182019]

>>14181962
>Can't get any worse than it's already been,
The Christcucks and philosofags from pol-chan(aka ∞ chan) are trying to subvert /lit/ to their use. They are probing to see what the mods would allow. Don't you see more religious pol shit recently? /his/ is for their use and they are trying a hostile take over.

[Anonymous No.14182033]

>>14182019
Religion is lit though.

[Anonymous No.14182066]

What is your honest opinion about Robert E. Howard?
A friend of mine likes his work a lot but I have never actually gotten around to reading it.

[Anonymous No.14182076]

>>14181962
Do you believe /sffg/ to be immune of that taint outer /lit/, and the site as a whole, possesses?

>>14181985
We never needed a fucking wall of text with a shitload of irrelevant garbage, including (what was it, SIX?) completely separate recommendation charts with a smorgasbord of the same suggestions.
/sffg/ would be better off without newfags who claim anyone who does something they don't like is an autist.

[Anonymous No.14182078]

>>14182033
Nice try hate-chan. What sff book are you currently reading?
What's it about?
How you like it so far?
you can't answer because you're a christcuck

[Anonymous No.14182086]

>>14182076
>on 4chan for 10 years
>is called a newfag by an OCD autists who must count everything

[Anonymous No.14182115]

>>14182078
I'm reading past master. It's about resurrecting Thomas More to save a colonized planet from turning to shit like (still inhabited) Earth. It's pretty good, but it's got weird parts like their version of FTL travel causing people to have crazy dreams.
:^)

[Anonymous No.14182156]

Finished sword of the lictor. Very good. It had the same meandering plot except instead of traveling to Thrax and getting sidetracked, Severian is searching for the Pelerines. I think I enjoyed it more than claw because most of the detours involved danger. The past 2 books it felt like a lot of his escapades ended with him meeting a new woman and telling her how much he loved them. In sword he meets dangerous animals and crazy people that often end up being dangerous as well, so it felt a lot more action oriented. The ending has me a little confused but as I understand it
At some point Baldanders (whose 3 lifetimes old) met the 3 cacogens (aliens) that occasionally gave him tips because they claim to want to help humans of Urth. He experiments on the lake people and created Dr. Talos to monitor his own growth which I assume he augmented quite a bit. He chucks the claw because he thinks it's superstitious nonsense and Severian gets pissed and they fight. Later Severian finds the actual claw and realizes the crystal was just a container.

>>14178075
No someone mentioned that in a previous thread but I must have missed the hints in the book. I know he compares the machines in Baldanders castle to those in the Matachin tower

[Anonymous No.14182179]

>>14177240
based and bakker pilled. The unholy consult is sort of dissapointing but the rest of the books are absolutely based and unique.

[Anonymous No.14182182]

>>14173259
if youre reading sci fi, why isnt it blindsight????

[Anonymous No.14182185]

>>14173259
it doesn't go anywhere
the ending is incredibly weak
but yeah, it's just a simple story in an imaginative universe being told
there are no twists or anything
I was told it was the pinnacle of hard scifi and when I finally got around to reading it this year, all I got was a furry fantasy tale

[Anonymous No.14182194]

>>14182179
something tells me the third part of second apocalypse won't ever come out

[Anonymous No.14182202]

>>14177201
worm is fantastic, really the only web serial ive read in english that is good. Its too bad ward and everything else by WB is awful.

[Anonymous No.14182221]

>>14175117
in my opinion theyre absolutely terrible. I liked parts of the first book, although the author was obviously a disgusting reddit male feminist dweeb, but the later ones are just terrible. everything with fillory is unspeakably cringe, and the protag never seems to care enough to get really fucking good at magic, even though he is constantly in situations where he would have less chance of dying if he was better at magic. All of the side characters are fucking terrible ,especially the female ones, and the mc is worse than any of them. Once again i sort of enjoyed the first book, but i very much reccomend you dont read the sequels

[Anonymous No.14182226]

>>14182156
That's pretty much right. The aliens are called Hierodules, but not all aliens are Hierodules.
What are your expectations for Citadel?

[Anonymous No.14182233]

>>14175865
that shit was the only good part of the later books, but of course the surviving girl becomes all fucking girl power with no formal training and we never get any more kino gods btfoing people scenes

[Anonymous No.14182242]

>>14175956
>ive read better 40k novels

name 2

[Anonymous No.14182248]

>>14176191
the sequels are ok, the first one is the best imo.

[Anonymous No.14182263]

>>14175819
>7000 pages
Is this worth reading?

[Anonymous No.14182285]

>>14182115
>:^)
you're back again....

[Anonymous No.14182290]

>>14182263
I really liked it. try the first few arcs. If you still dont like it after arc 8 just drop it.

[Anonymous No.14182303]

>>14182221
So, would you say the author tried to replicate Robin Hobb's suffer porn format?

[Anonymous No.14182331]

>>14182233
So if q left the show, how will he sacrifice himself? He supposed to go train with the butt cheeks magician. Clenching his ass to fly.
show got too gay for me. I stopped and season two and never continued.

[Anonymous No.14182380]

>>14182303
not the anon you replied to but I would say no. It's just that the characters - while lifelike - are intolerable. They're the sort of people I've had to deal with in real life (usually friends of friends) but would really prefer not to.
I don't remember much of fillory except that it struck me as embarrassingly generic for a 'portal' world.

[Anonymous No.14182617]

i've been looking at thrift stores for the terror by dan simmons for ~6 months, and any of the gormenghast novels 2+ years, and lucked into both of them yesterday and today, respectively. i'm especially excited about the gormenghast because it is a collection of all three novels and i had accepted that i was probably never going to find any of them, much less all of them.

[Anonymous No.14182669]

is horror allowed in here? And are there any horror books not written by King?

[Anonymous No.14182671]

>>14182226
>What are your expectations for Citadel?
I haven't even read the summary but just started chapter 1. I expect he will get caught up in the war and possibly spend some time as a soldier. I also assume he will continue to search for the Pelerines since he found the core component of the claw. I expect, and hope, Agia will continue being psychotic and he will happily reunite with Dorcas. Though I'm not getting my hopes up for the latter because it seems out of place

[Anonymous No.14182776]

I'm sorry if this is a dumb or common question, but would someone who enjoyed the Blade Runner movies also like Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, or is the tone/focus of the story different in the book?

[Anonymous No.14182783]

>>14182776
They're very different, but whether you'd like it anyway depends on what you liked about the movie.. The book isn't Philip K. Dick's best but it's still good on its own.

[Anonymous No.14182815]

>>14182783
Mostly I liked the characters.
I have read basically no science fiction to be honest, but I often enjoy movies and videogames that explore the concept of what it means to be human, and whether or not an AI or a fabricated human can have a true consciousness.
I also like the anesthetic in the movies; neon lights and such, those seem to common for dystopias.

[Anonymous No.14182931]

>>14181489
>>14181985
Do something about it.

[Anonymous No.14183107]

>>14176415
>>14176191
>>14175690

Shit goddamn

[Anonymous No.14183205]

How is The Fall of Gondolin?
If I understand correctly, Tolkien himself did not think it was worth publishing, was he right?

[Anonymous No.14183225]

>>14182290
ok I'm sorry but this was terrible, really wanted to like it but not for me

[Anonymous No.14183233]

>>14182617
I've got the Gormenghast collection as well, gonna read it these holidays
read a bit of the first book a while ago and it's great

[Anonymous No.14183238]

>>14183225
dont apologize for having standards, although if you do have standards you might struggle to find sci fi/fantasy lol. Canticle for Leibowitz is pretty sad and well written

[Anonymous No.14183293]

>>14176415
IRC

[Anonymous No.14183422]

>>14181260
Last as usual, monthly reading anon.

[Anonymous No.14183430]

>>14172604
I don't really read sci fi, I'm just wondering where you find these dope ass images.

[Anonymous No.14183546]

>>14182194
Yeah it’s called orbit didn’t re-sign his contract for part three.

[Anonymous No.14183549]

Does Wizard's First Rule really have that much sadism in it? I enjoyed the Kindle sample, so I was thinking about buying the full thing.

[Anonymous No.14183571]

>>14181698
Compassion.

[Anonymous No.14183595]

/sffg/, I just want to be good enough for me. I can't even do that right

[Anonymous No.14183624]

>>14183595
I just want you to stop blogposting

[Anonymous No.14183729]

>>14181260
You're a lying sack of shit, but the first ~70% of the book were alright.

[Anonymous No.14183742]

>>14177240
>Black Company was great for two books and the next two were totally meh.

Books of the North + Silver Spike are good. Then it goes into fantasy India and becomes divisive.

[Anonymous No.14183749]

>>14181489
Where DO you even go to discuss literature anymore, though? Reddit is fucking cancer and you can't get a discussion going because of upboats while something like GoodReads is slow as fuck.

[Anonymous No.14183824]

Any good fantasy without ANY medieval shit? Just a weird fantastical world without fucking knights and liege lords jerking off in castles

[Anonymous No.14183888]

Why did the Trisolarians just gave up on humanity as soon as the ships broadcasted the positions of both solar systems
They seem to go from an extremely xenophobic, disdainful vision of humanity (either overtly in the first two books, and then covertly in the third one) to suddenly abandoning all spite and arrogance when both civilisations are doomed.
I understand that they're aliens who function on a higher/different level than we do, but it seems clear to me that the only human they ever respected was Luo Ji and Wade.

[Anonymous No.14183914]

>>14183571
>you will never be embraced by Itkovian

[Anonymous No.14183945]

>>14183749
>>14181489
Instead of discussing literature you should make your own blogs where you post reviews on books. Maybe people pick your blogs up and read your book recommendations. It especially concerns fiction because its hard for people to choose among countless amount of it, good review blogs might help a little.
Make a name for yourself on goodreads, and then proceed to advertise your fiction literature blog through various methods. Might as well make a youtube channel to compliment it.
Nowadays people follow celebrities and internet personalities, not gather together equally. Just try not to make yourself a walking meme.

And i agree, philosophy and religion is annoying, and you can tell its used mainly to bait political undertones of the discussion.

[Anonymous No.14183975]

>>14183824
Discworld.

[Anonymous No.14184281]

How do you guys get your fetish without reading self published crap?

[Anonymous No.14184343]

>>14184281
muh fetish is kidnap and control fantasies that come with it. What fantasy books have those?

[Anonymous No.14184411]

>>14178729
>ruin normal human interactions
>ruin any heroic conception of life
>ruin any conception of life that does not involve living like some sort of freak of nature
>insult people looking for these things in other places
You're not going to take THIS away from me, faggot.

[Anonymous No.14184557]

Why did Brent Weeks put yugioh in the Lightbringer series?

[Anonymous No.14184635]

>>14184557
Seemed more like Magic to me desu.

[Anonymous No.14184650]

>>14184635
>heart of the cards isn't magic

[Anonymous No.14184655]

Is it not weird that science fiction peaked in 1930?

[Anonymous No.14184729]

>>14184655
>muh time travel

[Anonymous No.14185015]

>>14184729
Muh time travel is literally just a narrative device here, used to justify the narrator capable of observing events that take place over billions of years. The author could've just used an omniscient narration style but he went that little extra mile to give the framing device a personality.

[Anonymous No.14185199]

>>14183888
>Why did the Trisolarians just gave up on humanity as soon as the ships broadcasted the positions of both solar systems
They almost exclusively cared about Earth as an inhabitable planet, and only saw humanity as you'd see an somewhat dangerous animal inhabiting an area you'd like to colonize. When Earth became doomed they saw no point in wasting more resources on humanity.

[Anonymous No.14185238]

>>14181346
I say that one of the main characters is basically a vampire loli, anon is probably mad because the vampire is actually a 200 years old castrated prepubescent boy that dress in girl clothing lmao

>>14183422
I was drunk and forgot.

[Anonymous No.14185302]

>>14183233
cool. i am often in the middle of multiple books simultaneously (currently the aforementioned the terror and, coincidentally, a nonfiction book about antarctic exploration titled the coldest march), so i just started the first page of titus groan, but i almost immediately realized that it is a series of books that i want to focus on exclusively so i can really settle into the flow of language and mythos, much like lotr, so i'll be waiting until i finish the other two books before i start it.

[Anonymous No.14185395]

Where do I start and end with Dune?

[Anonymous No.14185422]

>>14185395
The ones that were written by frank himself. You can end with God Emperor if you want some sort of conclusion. Chapterhouse ends with a cliffhanger that his son immediately fucks up in the first chapter of his sequel. Don’t bother with any of the Brian Herbert books.

[Anonymous No.14185439]

>>14185422
Is Chapterhouse a genuinely outstanding book more than worthy of reading?

[Anonymous No.14185501]

>>14185439
I think it’s the most boring one. Heretics is interesting, but it, like Chapterhouse, is setting up for a book that he never wrote.

[Anonymous No.14186091]

>>14183430
https://www.artstation.com/

https://spectrumfantasticart.com/blog/2019/02/18/spectrum-26-awards-nominations/

A list of the artists I'm sourcing from for now
https://pastebin.com/6n5saaMU

[Anonymous No.14186131]

>>14184281
fapfiction

[Anonymous No.14186215]

>>14184557
The same reason Erickson put it in Malazan

[Anonymous No.14186426]

>litrpg
>protag picks human
>and sword mage

Jfc just end me with these retarded authors who thinks their character can be some jack of all trades god or whatever

[Anonymous No.14186433]

>>14186426
Why the fuck would you read litrpg in the first place?

[Anonymous No.14186501]

>>14186426
Kobold Bard protag litrpg WHEN?

[Anonymous No.14186571]

>>14172846
I've been stuck on Malazans Reaper's Gale chapter 20 for the past couple of weeks. I just cannot find the will to keep reading.

[Anonymous No.14186580]

>>14186215
>The same reason Erickson put it in Malazan
Yugioh wasn't in malazan. There was no "heart of the cards" shit.

[Anonymous No.14186590]

>>14186426
I like jacks of all trades. You might not be OP, but you can build shit.
Jack of all trades only really works when the person is an engineer, and he needs the abilities of knowledge that a path gives them to build shit.

I mean Daniel Black is a "mage" but he uses his magic to fight melee and ranged. Girliee mages just hit and run.

[Anonymous No.14186601]

>>14186433
He must spend most of his time on /v/ and thinks litrpg is the pinnacle of literature.

[Anonymous No.14186611]

>>14186571
I read the first 3 books and part of the fourth one in a year. Then I dropped the series. Then two years later I pick back up the series with an enthusiasm I didn't have before and started back the fourth to tenth books and finished in less than 2 months.

tl;dr: If you need a break, take it and come back fresh. I switched while reading(i.e. start and finish a malazan, read something else, rinse and repeat.)

[Anonymous No.14186626]

>>14186601
>>14186433
>stop liking what I don't like!
>why don't you fags get it through your thick skulls that when you come into sffg, you read books I approve of and nothing else
>you are not here for your enjoyment
>you are here to enjoy what I like

[Anonymous No.14186641]

>>14186626
Seriously, what's enjoyable about it?

[Anonymous No.14186694]

so im thinking of doing a wizard fantasy novel and trying to work through the spellcasting. i want to do it old-style with rhymes and incantations that make sense, rather than random words with latin roots. but like the better the rhyme, or think like a diss track in rap, the more powerful the spell.

like trying to rhyme rat and bat would have little effect, but people like tupac, eminem, weird al, or scatman would essentially be gods.

[Anonymous No.14186733]

>>14186694
once a spell's been "written" could anyone use it (like rap karaoke), or would they only be able to be cast by the originator?

also, can you write rhymes well enough to execute your idea?

[Anonymous No.14186741]

>>14186694
Make a concept album instead. That does sound like a really fun book, though, what kind of people would these rhyme wizards be? Could you just memorize rhymes to cast spell things and thus there would be a heavy oral/literary tradition? Would the language matter, like maybe an archaic language is better because it is more harmonious? Does flow matter?

[Anonymous No.14186774]

>>14186694
sounds pretty cool. I'd think spontaneity should also factor into how strong the spell is.
you could have a rivalry between wizards whose spells are pieces of beautiful prose and freestyle rapper wizards.

[Anonymous No.14186784]

>>14186694
>tupac, eminem, weird al, scatman
ahaha look at this WHYTEBOI

[Anonymous No.14186885]

LISTEN UP, YOU ABSOLUTE DEGENERATE FUCKWITS. 99.9% FANTASY IS PURE AND UTTER TRASH.

THE ONLY GOOD FANTASY BOOKS ARE:

THE LORD OF THE RINGS
THE SILMARILLION
CHILDREN OF HURIN
TITUS GROAN
GORMENGHAST
THE KING OF ELFLAND'S DAUGHTER

IF YOU DISAGREE WITH THIS, NECK YOURSELF. ABOMINATE YOUR EXISTENCE. DEPART. PERISH. VANQUISH YOUR SELFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF.


Cunts.

[Anonymous No.14186908]

>>14186885
Heh I like first law, what are you going to do about it faggot?

[Anonymous No.14186950]

>>14186908
Is someone there? I thought I heard a noise. Hm.. Must've been the wind.

[Anonymous No.14186984]

>>14186733
see thats what i dont want to tackle. itd have be a hundred or so diss lines. the final battle would be very long-winded

[Anonymous No.14187020]

>>14186885
not titus alone?

[Anonymous No.14187069]

>>14187020
Dear fucking god no. Titus Alone is one of the worst books I've ever read. Maybe the worst I'll ever read. It's a mockery of the first two.

[Anonymous No.14187186]

>>14186885

[Anonymous No.14187211]

>>14181698
The K-560 Severodvinsk Russian nuclear submarine.

[Anonymous No.14187307]

>>14186885
I'm reading self pubbed and you can't stop me.

[Anonymous No.14187382]

>>14187069
lol, okay then. i got the full set yesterday, so in a month or so i'll let you know if i agree.

[Anonymous No.14187422]

>there are people ITT that are talking in favour of gormenghast

[Anonymous No.14187518]

>>14187422
why would I care about the opinions of the singular autist who made a list of books he didn't like?

[Anonymous No.14187843]

>>14187422
>le popular things are bad! XD
What are the chances this meme dies before the next decade starts?

[Anonymous No.14187916]

>>14187843
Not because you like something that means it's good.

[Anonymous No.14187955]

>>14185395
Fuck Dune and fuck that homo Paul, Irulan was the better girl.

[Anonymous No.14188044]

>>14187422
>There are people who put this much effort into something to be hated and unappreciated.

[Anonymous No.14188054]

>>14187843
It won't ever die and has always been with us.

[Anonymous No.14188235]

>>14187916
I never implied that but it's painfully obvious when people try to feel special by disliking what most people like. It is obvious, retarded and sad.

>>14188044
Being called names is better than being ignored for some people, I guess.

[Anonymous No.14188514]

>>14187307
That book was very mediocre and I wasn't interested in any upcoming sequel although I liked how every rule was Shade's First Rule

[Anonymous No.14188519]

>>14179985
>publishers assign covers at random rather than considering how to visually appeal to potential readers most likely to be interested in the book

[Anonymous No.14188530]

Dune is fucking weird. Why didn't anyone tell me that Dune was so weird. I thought it was going to be about sandworms and magical spice and shit like that.
But as it turns out, it's all about genetic freaks with the ability to see into the infinite possibilities of the universe, and control people by pitching their voices, and hyper intellectual toddlers.
It's kind of cool, except after finishing the first book, I have no clue why I just read what I read.

What drugs was the author on when he wrote this? It was originally published in the 60's right? So was this guy like an acid tripping hippie/engineer? Paul is such a ridiculous marysue, that I can only hope that he's being set up as a bad guy, or at least given decent opposition. Still, it's kind of fun seeing Paul do ridiculous things with his ridiculous powers. Please don't spoil for me. Like I said, I've only finished the first book.

[Anonymous No.14188534]

>>14184557
Jesus fuck that last book was a slog.

[Anonymous No.14188585]

>>14188530
You need to read Messiah.

[Anonymous No.14188597]

>>14188585
I'm about to. Don't rush me. I just finished reading Dune tonight, and I'm taking a break to shitpost a little.

[Anonymous No.14188763]

>>14172604
This general is a fucking mess and you should feel bad. No one reads any of this shit
>>14173957
The Pliocene Exile
>>14183549
There's quite a bit in it and even more in the latter books

[Anonymous No.14188836]

Has anyone read the Gor series? Is any good outside of muh BDSM.

[Anonymous No.14188916]

>>14188763 Do something about it.

[Anonymous No.14188932]

>>14188836
No the whole space opera shit it in only lasts a bit before it’s muh wimmens are slaves only

[Anonymous No.14189084]

>>14188836
Nah, most of the sex stuff is not that great either, tho few books were hot.

[Anonymous No.14189215]

I'm about to start reading Witcher books. Wish me luck.

I'm expecting self insert me-so-good fantasy, but I just came off Name of the Wind so it can't be any worse than that.

[Anonymous No.14189253]

>>14186694
This shit is literally the least important aspect.

[Anonymous No.14189262]

>>14189215
First book and the shorts of Gerald is good
Rest of the books suck

[Anonymous No.14189268]

>>14189215
I've only read The Last Wish and it was pretty alright, I've heard the last ones are not so good but I can't comment on that.

[Anonymous No.14189275]

>>14189268
The books stop being about Gerald kicking ass or doing Witcher stuff

[Anonymous No.14189285]

>>14189275
That sounds dumb, what DO they become about then?

[Anonymous No.14189307]

>>14186694
That's cool and all and I hope no one tracks me down and shoots me for saying so, but I skip or skim any sorts of lengthy lyrics or incantations. I just do not give a fuck.

[Anonymous No.14189329]

>>14189307
>I skip or skim any sorts of lengthy lyrics or incantations. I just do not give a fuck.

[Anonymous No.14189340]

>>14189329
They don't add anything for me.

It's the same as with lengthy descriptions of new characters. I don't need to have some big description of someone's appearance unless it's super important for some reason. Just say
>handsome man with brown hair
or
>she was plain with blonde hair
And my brain can fill in the blanks. Stopping to read long descriptions just slows my roll and worsens the experience, same with lyrics and incantations.

[Anonymous No.14189459]

>>14189285

His daughter, the secret princess of prophecy, fighting the evil empire

[Anonymous No.14189516]

/sffg/, for the first time in a long time, I think I just wrote something good. It had heart to it. After everything, it feels good to be back on top again.

>>14186694
do it ironically anon. Also, don't think wizard. Think bard

[Anonymous No.14189558]

>>14172846
What do I read after Roadside Picnic? I have a copy of Hard to be a God, but I want more slav

[Anonymous No.14189568]

>>14186885
Based and Dinopilled

[Anonymous No.14189596]

>>14188836
Contrary muh BDSM is the only good thing that ever came from Gor.

[Anonymous No.14189909]

>>14182669
The Terror

[Anonymous No.14189912]

>>14183742
Silver Spike
>half the main cast just randomly die

[Anonymous No.14190252]

>>14189558
I read metro 2033 after roadside picnic. They kinda work together with the unknown thing both of them got going on.

[Anonymous No.14190310]

>>14189558
Doomed City is even better than Roadside Picnic desu.

[Anonymous No.14190323]

>>14187422
is this a joke image? putting gormenghast, widely considered to be a masterwork of lyrical fantasy, in with... those?

[Anonymous No.14190331]

>>14183742
Soulcatcher a best girl.

[Anonymous No.14190497]

>>14190331
>she will never catch my soul
Why go on

[Anonymous No.14190510]

>>14190497
I just want to retire with my yandere demigoddess somewhere away from the Lady and the Taken business.

[Anonymous No.14190515]

>>14190310
Weren't you complaining about the baboons and the book being stupid and dropping it a few months ago?

[Anonymous No.14190523]

>>14190510
>>14190497
>>14190331
She is literally crazy and obsessed with fucking her sister over. Your cock won't cure her hate.

[Anonymous No.14190530]

>>14190523
Fuck off, Cook.

[Anonymous No.14190535]

>>14190515
No

[Anonymous No.14190558]

How do you write a story about the Jewish subversion of a civilization and slip it under the radar?

[Anonymous No.14190581]

>>14172846
Memory, sarrow, and thorn. Kinda liked them. How are other tad williams books?

[Anonymous No.14190596]

>>14190581
I wouldn't know. Tad William and all authors with the name Terry have been trash to me. So I avoid any of their further work.

[Anonymous No.14190864]

>>14190581
I liked Otherland a lot but was bored by Shadowmarch.

[Anonymous No.14190904]

>>14190523
You must have a shitty cock

[Anonymous No.14190908]

>>14190558
Make it about bankers

[Anonymous No.14191256]

>>14182185
>all I got was a furry fantasy tale
I wish

[Anonymous No.14191298]

>>14172846
Right now, Neuromancer (And a Brazillian indie book named Auto da Maga Josefa whch is pretty fucking good, but unfortunately not avaliable in english and probably never will)


Also, the Three Body Problem series should be added to this image.

[Anonymous No.14191311]

>>14190558
replace the word "jew" with "white supremacist"

[Anonymous No.14191328]

>>14190558
Whatever you do, I hope you make it statistically accurate. Remember to emphasize how the subverting group only makes up 0.002% of the population.

[Anonymous No.14191339]

>>14176415
>I don't believe shit that you all buy your books.
>sweating intensifies

[Anonymous No.14191352]

>>14176415
audiobookbay

[Anonymous No.14191402]

This any good?

[Anonymous No.14191487]

>>14191311
"Oy vey," cried the white supremacist, rubbing his hands together.

[Anonymous No.14191573]

>>14190581
Josua's woman was a real cunt, wasn't she. Vorzheva. I thought there was rhyme or reason to her, but she was just never happy about anything. By the end of the series, even the other women were sick of her aggressive whining. What was Tad Williams trying to tell us?

[Anonymous No.14191769]

>>14191573
All women are whores. Especially pirate fucking princesses

[Anonymous No.14191878]

>>14186626
litrpgs are just light novels without waifus and anime bullshit
which makes them even worse than lns

[Anonymous No.14191979]

>>14191487
>tfw you're jewish and have never said goy or oy vey in your life
>tfw we only use hebrew for prayers and immediately forget the meaning once the bar mitzvah is over
>tfw we only use yiddish for swearing and describing the motion of applying cream cheese to a bagel

Would it kill the inbreeds to at least be accurate with their stereotypes?

[Anonymous No.14192077]

>>14191979
>oy vey the goyim know that we say oy vey shut it down

[Anonymous No.14192089]

>>14191979
You tellin me that you’ve never said some shiksha’s got a nice tuchas?

[Anonymous No.14192096]

>>14191979
Kurwa blet, a jew.

[Anonymous No.14192142]

>>14178769
"Our preoccupation with other people, whether we aid them or hinder them, love them or hate them, is at the bottom, a means to get away from ourselves."

[Anonymous No.14192188]

>>14191979
One thing about you Jews i like is your swearwords. They actually sound like swearwords. Similar to German it just sounds right. I do hope that we can agree though that if there ever was such thing as a real life devil, it's George Soros.

[Anonymous No.14192250]

>>14191573
She is still a cunt in the witchwood crown series. Horse people are just garbage.

[Anonymous No.14192270]

>>14192250
>Horse people are just garbage.
Ahem.

[Anonymous No.14192371]

NEW THREAD
>>14192370
NEW THREAD

Because I won't be available for rest of the day.

[Anonymous No.14192401]

>>14192188
yiddish swears are great because they sound exactly like english swears, but don't get official swear status, so you can say them wherever you want, including temple. you can call god a schmuck and all the rabbi can say is "yeah, that's fair"

as for soros he's not some "jewish mastermind". its a little ridiculous how nonsensical antisemites get over stupid conspiracy theories. you don't cite sources, you don't provide evidence, your only justification seems to be that jewish billionaires exist as if white, non-jewish billionaires don't outnumber every other ethnicity except maybe the chinese

like, I can understand why you revile black people even if I don't agree with it. the anti-jewish shit just sounds like the ravings of a lunatic. if you guys wanted to say billionaires in general had a secret cabal dedicated to controling the world id buy it, but my mom cant even afgord her apartment without a roommate. you're telling me she's got influence over world affairs?

[Anonymous No.14193101]

>>14192401
>I understand why you hate blacks, it's okay, I don't agree, but it's okay, but you can't do the same to jews

[Anonymous No.14193140]

>>14192401
>you're telling me she's got influence over world affairs?
No. The argument is that by insisting on a separate identity she puts herself at odds with a cohesive society and will be drawn to ideas and actions that undermine it.