Only dykes reading EditionDiscuss, request, and recommend /u/-related /lit/ works!Previous thread: >>4398541
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>>4473208after much deliberation I've removed Nevernight from the fantasy recs list. I still greatly enjoy it, but I would admittedly recommend it less than the othersHiyodori is still boring as fuck and does not deserve a spot
Has anyone got any recs or a chart with wlw audiobooks? It helps a lot when I'm sick and can't keep my eyes open which is pretty frequently
>>4473277Why not throw on Crier's War and Iron Heart instead, they are surprisingly fun and you don't have to go through an entire book of het to get to the /u/ relevant content.
>>4473640because both those books are shit. Actually, I've only read Crier's War and it was awful, so I have less than zero desire to read the second book
>Daughter of the Bone Forest (book 1 in Witch Hall series)It's somewhat entertaining, I'm surprised there are only 2 mentions of this book in the archives.Setting is medieval, mostly at a school, with familiars who can transform into animals, and witches who bond with familiars to become stronger. The protagonist Rosy is a peasant familiar who is more powerful than her war hero grandparents, and the crown princess (a necromancer) wants to bond with her ahead of a looming war. But Rosy is a tsundere, and also doesn't want to go to war.The book is easy to read and predictable, with a fun setting. The romance is slow paced, the relationships are emotional, the main couple never show interest in anyone else. I like that Rosy and the princess are strong minded. What I don't like is that the princess repeatedly claims she wants to understand Rosy (the only one she doesn't understand), but they never talk about their core disagreement to resolve it.The book is unpolished and has a lot of flaws. Many of them are details not thought out properly, or characters behaving artificially, or contrivances. The world building is amateurish. Lesser characters are one dimensional NPCs. The author was one shot by the woke mind virus, so you'll see gender confusion of the highest order, obsession over pronouns (funnily the author used the wrong pronoun a few times), rural medieval villages with populations resembling a US university with many foreign students, oppression olympics, antinatalism, and other silliness, but it is easily ignored.It's a respectable accomplishment for a first book. There will be a sequel in 2026.
>>4473651I thought they were cute and fun. And if anyone has any other robot/human yuri recommendations, I'd appreciate them.
Is locked tomb recommended read for yuri books or should i start somewhere else ?
>>4473698It depends what you want from your yuri. They're good books, and they have a lot of gay women in them, but if you're looking for capital r Romance then you're better off looking at another title.
>>4473698>>4473699to add to this, every book after the first book is incomprehensible
I'll admit that as an ESL, The Locked Tomb is like the hardest book I've picked up so far, everything feels barely comprehensive and I don't get what's so witty about it.
>>4473702Same here. Felt like being back in school and doing english class homework, always having the translator and context-reverso tabs open while reading it to the point where it was becoming a chore at times, lmao.> I don't get what's so witty about it.What, you mean you don't see how smart and erudite Tamsyn is? Did le ebin big words not clue you in?!Ironically, when I was in school and doing the same whole "thesaurus word hunt" as Tamsyn to make my essays sound smarter I was rebuked for it and told my attempts at coming off as smart were obvious and pretentious, but I guess once's you're a published author the same rules suddenly no longer apply.
Got recommended Someone you can build a nest in by John Wiswell on Spotify. I'll listen because it's free. Has anyone read it? The synopsis is too long and gives too much away but a female shapeshifting monster is saved by a human woman and falls in love with her. She considers implanting her eggs in the woman so that their young can eat her from inside out.
>>4473736>a female shapeshifting monster is saved by a human woman and falls in love with her.Pretty normal so fa->She considers implanting her eggs in the woman so that their young can eat her from inside out.... nvm.
>>4473736I started reading it, didn't like it. I don't recommend it.
