What's some /pol/ approved fiction?Perhaps picrel?https://www.youtube.com/shorts/hVypTptvT2Mhttps://archive.org/details/frontiersmennarr00eckehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdpXUN4a9AIhttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/697650.The_Frontiersmen>Allan W. Eckert’s The Frontiersmen is classified as a narrative history, meaning it is based on real historical facts rather than fiction, but it is written with a novelistic style.>Eckert famously stated in his author's note, "This book is fact, not fiction". However, because he used reconstructed dialogue and dramatic storytelling techniques based on his extensive research, it occupies a unique space between strict history and historical fiction.>It covers real historical figures like pioneer Simon Kenton and Shawnee leader Tecumseh during America's westward expansion.>Eckert spent seven years researching primary documents, journals, and letters.>While the events and people are real, the invented dialogue and narrative framing give it the feel of a novel.
>>542183689What's good about it?
>>542184246Great writing, nothing else quite like it. And he hates women with a burning white heat.
oh I forgot, this board is nothing but retards now
>>542183276"Brave New World" is unironically worth a read and is pretty much a reflection of our times.
I would include this among the best ten books of the last 150 years
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Another in my top ten.
