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His best film indeed.... but only until Lisan al-Gaib shows us a better way later this year! lol
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On that note, the first three Dune books are great too- really long, but good (from what I've heard they're very hit or miss after that, but I haven't read them for myself so ┐(´ー｀)┌ )
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Warhammer 40k ciphas cain book. Cain is basicaly an anime protagonist in grimdark 40k world and unlike those patethic self insert mc. Cain is actually has depth in his character. He maybe a coward but what is courage if it not about stand up and charge at your fear head on with chainsword at hand while constanly shitting your pants.
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I think Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer could really work for you, it's a great non-fiction book. It shares that survivalist, introspective feel. The MC is kind-of "flawed" in a way that reminded me a bit of Disco Elysium / Better Call Saul type writing.
If you were in the mood for something darker/stranger instead, You Like It Darker by Stephen King would be my other recommendation. it’s mostly short stories with some slightly surreal tone.
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If you're big on video games and simple power fantasy stories you would probably like the Cradle series. Shabby kid starts from nothing and becomes one of the most powerful martial artists in existence
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As already referenced above, Frank Herbert's Dune series is a life-changing read. 6 books out of a planned 7. His son wrote the final and some prequel/spinoffs with other author(s). I'm just recommending the core 6. Some people dislike the second half of the series, but they're my favorite re-reads most of the time.
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Ive been really into the Diskworld series by Terry Prachett. Its very witty fantasy comedy. Id start with The color of Magic and The Light Fantastic as an intro to the setting and way he writes. All his books are bangers.
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The Name of the Wind <3 still waiting for that series to be continued, may have to revisit as it's been a few years!
My reccomendations would be:
- The Tyrant Philosophers Series by Adrian Tchaikovsky, awesome world building there.
- The Stone Man Series by Luke Smitherd, good sci-fi horror type
- Shroud, another by Adrian Tchaikovsky but he does awesome Sci-fi
- The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect, Roger Williams sci-fi, short an awesome
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I'd forgotten all about that one. Now you made me want to read it again.
Found it as an audio book.. gonna try it now. If I hadn't read it before id probably not recommend it in audio. I remember it was a bit complicated with many characters.
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Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern series.
Plus all her other series.
This will keep you busy for several years if not 10 or more.
Just depends on how fast you can read.
Plus all her other series.
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This will keep you busy for several years if not 10 or more.
Just depends on how fast you can read.
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