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re: Sci-Fi/Fantasy Recommendation & Discussion Thread
Posted on 6/30/20 at 4:44 pm to auyushu
Posted on 6/30/20 at 4:44 pm to auyushu
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I was looking up the ratings for the series the other day on Goodreads just because I was curious how people thought of it these days, and one of the first reviews for the first book was basically like "congrats, you've finished Rape:the novel, now you get to read one of the best sci fi series of all time".
haha I remember seeing that one.
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And I'd agree, the first book and a good portion of the second are some of the most fricked up stuff I've read (along with the hobbling portions of Dust of Dreams in Malazan)
Ya no doubt - i got through the first one, and read some reviews for the next few. Once I saw that it wasn't 5 books of just terrible rape and psychological abuse / torture I decided to move on. That section of Malazan was rough too.
Going to start Book 3 tomorrow - reading one of the "books" in garden of the moon tonight. Its crazy how great Gardens of the Moon is on the re-read after you know whats going on and catch all the subtle references.
Posted on 6/30/20 at 6:15 pm to Sneaky__Sally
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Its crazy how great Gardens of the Moon is on the re-read after you know whats going on and catch all the subtle references.
Yeah, I loved the first time I read it (I kinda dig getting thrown into a world and having to figure things out through context clues as long as it's done well though), but it definitely gets even better on reread when you know who everyone is from later books and can see the contrasts and connections.
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