Defining UF and finding good books in this genre

[Niki Hawkes, I made it past GOTM... barely]

We'll get flagged.

[Scott , Karsa Orlong]

Margret wrote: "Scott- just try to listen/read Kushiel's Dart and you'll laugh at how uncomfortable I must have been listening to an olde English lady narrate about "pincers" for certain areas... my monocle fell out of my eye socket and I nearly fainted... had to DNF that novel and securely lock my book-chastity belt back on.. "

That's hysterical.

[Timelord Iain, Tech Support]

Margret wrote: "I have whiplash from all of this back and forth conversation....

Lol Liam, I'm with you!

Scott- just try to listen/read Kushiel's Dart and you'll laugh at how uncomfortable I must have been lis..."

I listened to the whole first Kushiel trilogy... I didn't really start cringing while listening until the 3rd book when the hardcore rape happened for a long while (view spoiler)[ and was unwillingly enjoyed (hide spoiler)]...

[Niki Hawkes, I made it past GOTM... barely]

The third one was really hard for me to read. Some sadistic shit there. The first in Imriel's trilogy ended up being my fav of the saga, by contrast.

[Chris]

PincerPunk

[Niki Hawkes, I made it past GOTM... barely]

Hahaha omg good one!

[Scott , Karsa Orlong]

This is probably common knowledge but I discovered the other day there's a subgenre of horror called splatterpunk and I nearly split my coffee up. I had to look it up for the defining characteristics and to summarize it's basically a bad 80's horror film in print even referencing what I just said.

[Timelord Iain, Tech Support]

Cyberpunk is a type of sci-fi

[Margret, Caladan Brood Face]

Lmao Chris I just about spat out my drink!