I'm halfway through Moby Dick, and I wanted to say I think it is a really good and inspired story. I really enjoy how inventive Melville is with the structure of the narrative, how he plays into a nonlinear approach and how he goes from a narrative driven experience, to chapters focused on-

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Here's a list of the books I've read this year! I've finally at a place in my life where I can actually just focus on reading and I think that has gone a long way for me both as an editor/writer, and as a person. :)

Since I have been getting into a lot more fantasy novels recently, anyone has any good recommendations?
I really adore character driven stories that focus on flawed people (a lot of my favorite stories focus on this heavily,) and stories with a strong thematic through line!

Mistborn is a pretty great fantasy story! I really liked Vin as a protagonist a lot. I think she has a pretty fun personality, and I really like how her flaw of mistrusting people influences the plot and serves as an effective character arc.

The action is fun to follow and has a great magic system.

Recently I bought Brandson Sanderson's Mistborn, and a F. Scott Fitzgerald book collection, which is nifty!
I've started reading Mistborn to get some other fantasy writing in my brain instead of LTOR stuff, and it's been pretty good! It isn't the sort of fantasy I'm looking for, but so far I've-

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I think the media tie in collection books for The Lord of the Rings series is pretty nifty; and it has overall been a pretty enjoyable way for me to experience the series. I have a few issues with Tolken's approach to writing (particularly with how he handles exposition,) but I do admire the clear-

thatmagicalmagegrandlibrary.wordpress.com/2024/09/14/f... Awhile back I wrote about Fear and Hunger: Termina, I think this is a nifty little review! I have played Masox Mode (specifically as Olivia) since which has changed a few minor thoughts but I think the broader points still apply.

A short story I keep coming back to and admiring is Markheim by Robert Stevenson, I think it is a really effective character of the titular character that delves into the ideas of guilt and atonement very well. Especially with how the narration laminates on Markheim's distress.