That's my favourite book of his :-)

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That's only a rough sketch? Wow.

Probably the second Gormenghast book by Mervyn Peake.

The big, protracted battle near the end with everyone in it is worth getting to ;-)

I thought the Tainted Cup was a fantastic book (and it just won the Hugo Award).

I wish I had stylishly curled hair like that guy.

I thought Nevernight, Gods of the Wyrdwood, The Goblin Emperor and The Last Wish were all really good books.

Yeesh, kids can be so charming, LOL.

Muse of Nightmares by Laini Taylor, tackling the backlog.

Lawyer's bookshelves (glass cases)! *Gasp!* So jealous right now.

I liked the action in The Mandalorian. And The Book of Bobba Fett is quite underrated.

The best WW2 podcast I've heard is Adolf Hitler: Rise and Downfall by Noiser. The whole series was free on Spotify last time I checked. You'll notice a lot of parallels between its story and the U.S.A leadership at the moment.

I've read these WW2 books in the last 5 years and they're all amazing:
* Pacific Skies - Jerome Klinkowitz
* Normandy '44 - James Holland
* Spies, saboteurs and secret missions of WW2 - Tony Matthews
* Stalingrad - Anthony Beevor
* All Hell Let Loose - Max Hastings