Sword & Sorcery: "An earthier sort of fantasy" discussion

Starquest: Space Pirates Of Andromeda by John C. Wright

After Moses by Michael F. Kane

Tower of Silence by Larry Correia

Witch Hat Atelier Kitchen 5 by Hiromi Satō

I'm a slow reader, so I wont hit this very often.

Finished Forged in Gold and Pride and Predujice, currently working on Divided Allegiance and The Sword of Kaigen

Abbey Lubbers, Banshees, & Boggarts: An Illustrated Encyclopedia of Fairies by Katharine M. Briggs

The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr.

Monochrome Factor volume 1.

Monochrome Factor volume 1.

Monochrome Factor volume 1.

Monochrome Factor volume 1.

@Mary Catelli
It's a little refreshing to see someone reading a book related to Witch Hat Atelier in this group.
It's not often people read graphic novels or comics and mention here.

Strunk and White is an exciting one. I read that one way back when, and would still refer to it if I had a question of style (but, I've not looked at it in a very long while). Are you planning on writing something?

I don't often read graphic novels anymore, but some I have read were top notch stories. I'd include them if I did. Secretly, I would like to see a graphic novel of my book but....its far down the road, if ever.

Closing in on the end of Divided Allegiance. Maybe today or this weekend.

Raiders, Rulers, and Traders: The Horse and the Rise of Empires by David Chaffetz

Rosenblue(promote honest reviews & a dislike button on GR reviews) wrote: "@Mary Catelli
It's a little refreshing to see someone reading a book related to Witch Hat Atelier in this group.
It's not often people read graphic novels or comics and mention here."

I mention them whenever I read enough of the work.

P. wrote: "Strunk and White is an exciting one. I read that one way back when, and would still refer to it if I had a question of style (but, I've not looked at it in a very long while). Are you planning on w..."

Oh, I'm a writer. I was just noticing that I hadn't reviewed it.

I wonder how it holds up today. Given that so many years have passed, has it fallen behind to the Chicago manual of style, or some other authoritative work. I tend to like to old fashioned, but would it be a great source for style in todays world. I dont know.

Bowl of Red and Lights Out and Cry by Sarah A. Hoyt

Scout's Training by Henry Vogel

A Pail of Air by Fritz Leiber

Witch Hat Atelier, Vol. 13 by Kamome Shirahama

I just started reading Riders of the Dead (2003), by Dam Abnett. I'm 30 pages in and I'm gripped. It's a Warhammer Fantasy novel but very gritty and sword and sorcery adjacent.

Fairest of All: The Graphic Novel by Sarah Mlynowski

The Inimitable Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse

Fairest of All by Sarah Mlynowski

I was reading the Sword of Kaigen, but...I fear I am not ready for it. I think I am going to put it on hold and go back to book 3 of the Pakksenarion series.

I finished writing my current book 4, so I will have some time ;)

If the Shoe Fits by Sarah Mlynowski

Sink or Swim by Sarah Mlynowski

Dream On by Sarah Mlynowski

Bad Hair Day by Sarah Mlynowski

Cold As Ice by Sarah Mlynowski

Beauty Queen by Sarah Mlynowski

Crushing it, Mary.

Carry On, Jeeves by P.G. Wodehouse

P. Pherson wrote: "Crushing it, Mary."

Doing my best

Once Upon a Frog by Sarah Mlynowski

Genie in a Bottle by Sarah Mlynowski

Chinese Menu: The History, Myths, and Legends Behind Your Favorite Foods by Grace Lin

Sugar and Spice by Sarah Mlynowski

Two Peas in a Pod by Sarah Mlynowski

Seeing Red by Sarah Mlynowski

Spill the Beans by Sarah Mlynowski

Good as Gold by Sarah Mlynowski

The Journey to the West, Revised Edition, Volume 1 by Wu Cheng'en

Very Good, Jeeves! by P.G. Wodehouse

The Journey to the West, Volume 2 by Wu Cheng'en

Abby in Wonderland by Sarah Mlynowski

Abby in Oz by Sarah Mlynowski

We might just have to call this Mary's thread. Mary, I could not read that many books that quickly if I wanted to. You rock.

P. Pherson wrote: "We might just have to call this Mary's thread. Mary, I could not read that many books that quickly if I wanted to. You rock."

It helps that they are short, and children's books. Most books I could not read that quickly.