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Philip c. Quaintrell The echoes saga. Well written easy to read not over complicated.nine books.highly recommended.

Comedic fantasy recommended: The Blacktongue Thief by Christopher Buehlman. Listen to the audio book for best laughter results.

I’m looking forward to review of this. I have been thinking about picking up some books from this author since Durfee videos came out!

Yummy

Martin did elden ring and it shows😂 the fanily drama fcked the universe kver😂

Beautiful editions! I've had this series on my TBR forever, can't wait to hear your thoughts

Shadow of the Torturer... One of the best fantasy books I have ever read... Until he uses an energy weapon on a wall... And I was like.. Wait, What?

Blushing and braid tugging

Nice Book Mail!

He writes books faster than i read books

I came to this video because one of my mates said “reminder that book with gems we read at school for our 4th year English assessment” and this video is spot on with everything it was in the Australian education system for English this is a very well done video ❤

Hey @capturedinwords did you ever read the Edge Cronicles? It was on of my favourite book series as a teen

I read ebooks and audiobooks exclusively. I switched in 2003 when the first Kindles came out. I love having access to my entire library on my phone or tablet.

Moorcock is my favorite author (since my teens, about 50 years ago), and I love the Eric series. I have the new editions which are fantastic. But still, Eric comes in second, for me. My favorite is the Chronicles of Corum. Corum is a dark story, influenced by Cornish legends of the British Isles. Deep stuff.

Kinda pisses me off that it took 4 min to get to the point of the video

Great series I hope you review it it deserves more attention

I gasped when I saw the thumbnail. This trilogy is one of my favorites, and certainly one of my favorite Mercedes Lackey works. I have not seen any booktubers talk about it yet, so this is a real treat. I can't believe how long ago this book came out (I was in college at the time). Hope you enjoy it!

I felt like I was reading a Stormlight HVAC manual

Bookcase was out off focus... 😂😂😂😂

Love the covers might have to check them out!

Yay I’m moderately early

Must be nice getting free stuff sent to you

Fan made. No publisher is going to let an artist release an official cover before the book has even been given a release date, that’s just not how it works I’m afraid

I love your videos!❤

The Wheel Of Time started off well, but as the books went on it got SLOW. In book 6 or 7 it was dragging and he spent about 200 pages leading up to a battle that he brushed past in 2 or 3 pages. At that point I threw the book across the room and never considered going back. Sanderson said in an interview once that authors need to keep the "payoff" in line with the investment of the reader, that there needs to be some small payoffs along the way as an author builds toward larger payoffs that the reader is looking forward to, and that those big payoffs can't fall flat. I think this statement might be a reaction to Jordan's writing and Jordan's failure to meter out satisfying moments in the narrative, or appropriately payoff something a reader had to slog through 200 pages to get to. It's a shame because I like parts of it, and the series is well known and liked, but I doubt I will ever try to read through it again in it's current form. Maybe someday AI will edit it into an condensed version....

My favorite is rage of dragons such a soothing voice and set the pace for the whole book

Wheel of Time should be #1

its a buttplug

Great list. Only read about 50% of them. Malazan is my personal favorite. Also, I appreciate the effort you put into finding art for the series you're talking about. Truth & Courage. Witness.

Have you seriously never heard the word Plymouth before? Plymouth Rock ring a bell? Motherfucker, go back to school. Arctic Monkeys reject looking-ass.

It was Gacy that made some people afraid of clowns. It played a part, but the original was Gacy.

Very sad to not see mention of Steven Brust's Vlad Taltos books. Well written, Funny, and an amazing series in a elvish (Dragorean) realm when Humans are rare with Human Assassin/Sorcerer/Witches are even more so. Gods, Demons, Vampires, Liches, and even an inter-dimensional threat, this series has it all and leaves you asking for more. (Shut up, Liosh)

YAY!

One of my all time favorites

You've gotta try the Graceling series if you haven't already!

Did you see there's a Stormlight Archive tabletop RPG coming out soon? Looks great. Thanks for the clarification in your video. I hadn't heard of Portal Fantasy before. Very nicely done. Thank you!

Ooo a what writers can learn from Ursula K Le Guin would be a good one! This was a super helpful video - excited for more in future

You convinced me, I am going to buy it.

Yaaaassss please do lore videos

I have had the book Lions of Al-Rassan for years now. Have to add it to the reading list now

So it’s a racist book against people with blue eyes and lighter skin.

The first one I read was sailor on the seas of fate. Loved the books so much I named my white husky mix Elric

Established Titles does not give you any claim to being a lord or lady. The claim that having a souvenir plot gives you the right to call yourself a laird is just as true as if I buy an egg roll and then call myself Emperor of China. Yes, I can call myself that, but no one is going to recognize my claim as legal.

JUSTICE FOR BOOK OF THE NEW SUN

The original trilogy of Earthsea is one of the finest reads I have had the privilege of discovering when searching for a different work.

Lonesome Dove is a masterpiece! Definitely worth a read, even if you aren't into Westerns. Highly recommend! I think it's pronounced Larry McmurTREE, fyi :) Another great Video sir.

Jacqueline Carey, VE Schwab, Patricia Briggs, RR Virdi

Can't wait for these newer audiobooks.