10 authors, of whose books I've read at least five:
Ursula Le Guin
Kim Stanley Robinson
Octavia Butler
N. K. Jemisin
Becky Chambers
Iain M. Banks
Martha Wells
M. R. Carey
Lois McMaster Bujold
Vonda McIntyre
10 authors, of whose books I've read at least five:
Terry Pratchett
Brandon Sanderson
Neil Gaiman
Piers Anthony
Brian K. Vaughan
Warren Ellis
Garth Ennis
Kieron Gillen
Bryan Lee O'Malley
Matt Fraction
Gosh that was harder than I thought it would be. I felt like using #GraphicNovels might be cheating but I guess I don't read a ton of longer series otherwise.
@factolvictor the first collected volume is just purely amazing. The second one should be covered in trigger warnings a mile thick. And unfortunately the series is unfinished. But it's still great.
Launched my third book! In 2234, a multi-species expedition explores a 'glass planet' in poorly-charted space. Iraklijs the human and his alien comrades uncover a precursor installation full of riches, secrets, and dangers, altering understanding of the Silent Empire, and perhaps the whole central Oval. Basically #scifi dungeon crawl, best read after Origins or Marathon for context.
@LPerry2@SallyStrange The whole “Windrose” series or at least the main books “The Silent Tower”, “Silicon Mage” and “Dog Wizard” and then the first two of the “James Asher” series (“Those who hunt the night” and “Traveling with the dead”)
She’s got a TON more books which I need to get caught up on lol
@Wraithe@SallyStrange Yeah, I think her vampire series ran about 19 volumes. She mostly writes mysteries now, but every once is a while she revisits her fantasy series by writing "further adventures"--novellas set in one or another of her fantasy worlds. You can find them on her website.
@waarismijnhoofd For things I enjoy, definitely check out the site. These are just birthday posts and as I do them year after year after year, I change up the art, etc. and it does not reflect my personal tastes.
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> It's set in a world that's a mashup of Orwell's 1984 & Reagan's 1984 and run by an unholy cabal of fascist theocrats & pan-surveillant techbro transhumanists. I wrote it in 2008, but look around. It's about today