Are there any other sci-fi books that have a setting like Book Of The New Sun? I really love Urth and the Commonwealth and its blend of low tech and high tech, its basically medieval setting with hidden pockets of absurd sci-fi tech lurking around waiting to be found. I can see why Wolfe preferred to call it "science fantasy." Even apart from the apparent reality of magic, the setting has the feel of a fantasy setting, it's just the "magic" is extremely advanced technology.Any other books or book series that have this sort of setting and vibe?
>wolfefags are retarded and know nothing about the genre they claim to enjoyLike poetry
>>24782464Vance is alright at best but I'll check out the other 2
>>24782464Vance kind of sucks, though. He's intriguing and admittedly really funny, but he's 100% lacks the literary chops of Wolfe.
>>24782315Vampire Hunter D has magic and future sci-fi
>>24782464many such cases that when a single work so beautifully overtakes a genre the other works fall away into relative obscurity.
>>24782464Vance is pulp trash. Wolfe's work transcends its genre.
>>24782608>>24782624>>24782723>wolfefags disrespecting the authors wolfe ripped fromTypical
>>24782881These memes you post are too funny to not have been made by a Wolfe fan. Every time I see them I usually share them with other fans.
>>24782315The Broken Empire trilogy by Mark Lawrence. First book is Prince of Thorns.
