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    I'm a sucker for epic fantasy… I think my tastes align most with sword and sorcery, but I'm open to suggestions.

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    I'm current on the Night Angel series by Brent Weeks.

    I've read The Kingkiller Chronicles and I'm pissed at Patrick Rothfuss for abandoning me.

    I'm current on The Stormlight Archive by Brandon Sanderson. Curious about Mistborn, but I feel like I need a break from Sanderson.

    I made it through the first two novellas and book #1 of The Bound and Broken series by Ryan Cahill, but (as far as I was able to make it) it gave off too much of a YA/coming-of-age vibe for me to continue. If someone can convince me that it matures, I'll absolutely keep going.

    I decided to dip my toes into LitRPG and blitzed my way through Dungeon Crawler Carl (already pre-ordered A Parade of Horribles) and I absolutely love it. I don't know if the rest of the genre is my thing though. I tried out some Shirtaloon, and found myself cringing a little too much.

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    Now I'm stuck and seeking recommendations…

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    I've started and stopped The Shadow of the Gods by John Gwynne twice. Mostly because there were other things that came out that I was more excited to read, but I'm also not sure about Norse fantasy.

    I've heard great things about the First Law Trilogy by Joe Abercrombie, but I haven't tried out grimdark fantasy yet. Really interested though.

    I tried out– and really, really enjoyed –Lost Gods by Brom, and a few of his other books are raved about, but I'm looking for more of a series.

    The Malazan Book of the Fallen series is on my radar, but I don't know if I have the attention span to dive into it. I want to, but I don't know if I have the focus right now that I've heard it requires.

    Finally, The Realm of the Enderlings. I started reading Assassin's Apprentice, and I was enjoying it, but the prose is a little heavy for the shorter, more sporadic reading sessions I can afford. I really want to continue this one.

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    I'm looking for encouragement to start/continue the mentioned series, or pick up something completely different. I'll appreciate any and all suggestions.

    by SAPHEI

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    1. maybemaybenot2023 on

      Try The Chronicles of Essalieyan by Michelle West. Long series, but broken up into chunks. 3 of these are completed series that stand on their own- last chunk is being written.

      Fisrt part is a duology and a novella called The Sacred Hunt. Novella is called Huntbrother.

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