Anime in Prose Edition.
In celebration of our patron God Sanderson's upcoming release, list all the sff books with Anime in Prose you read.
FANTASY
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SCIENCE FICTION
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NPR's Top 100 Science Fiction & Fantasy Books:
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Previous threads:
I dare you to find a more haunting villain than Sephiroth
Who has better anime prose: Robert Jordan or Brandon Sanderson?
Isn't Khaladin banned from using shardblades?
RJ's prose was bretty gud
>Someone writing a webserial with fanfiction tier prose and plot is making thousands off patreon and you aren't
I really liked the first book of The Prince Of Nothing trilogy: I read 54 books last year, and The Darkness That Comes Before was one of the 10 best. The second installment is so much of a disappointment
The plot seems to not move forward. By page 80 not a single new thing has happened. Boring. I thought things would get better when the action starts, but the first big battle scene lacks the poetry of the first book, and feels clunky & predictable. So if even the action isn’t redeeming, why keep on reading?
The characters seem to have lost their depth. In the first chapters Achamian keeps on repeating he is in doubt for pages and pages and pages. We get it. Move on, Bakker. Kellhus is a kind of superman – that was obvious in the previous book too – but it seems his Bene Gesseritish nature only gets more and more cartoonish. As for the side characters, all the nobles and generals seem interchangeable and generic, and seem to behave like children. To me, they felt like names and names and names, not characters.
Fuck this book.
They aren't making enough desu
neal stephenson´s snow crash feel like a like light novel by to aro majutsu no index author; k. kamachi
Red Rising felt like I was reading some 15 year old Jap's isekai story.