Pretty similar to the first book (but in a good way)
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Into queer scifi fantasy tragicomical fiction with complex and not classically happy endings. Uhm, or something like that.
Sometimes I can read books, sometimes I can't. So I read a lot while I can.
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oxytocin (e)k Patrick Rothfuss(r)en The Wise Man's Fear kritika egin du
Preceded by: The Name of the Wind
In The Wise Man's Fear, Kvothe searches for …
Nice
5 izar
oxytocin (e)k Patrick Rothfuss(r)en Der Name des Windes kritika egin du
Page-turner
5 izar
Well written, funny sometimes, like someone telling a story at a fireplace. Felt cozy to me.
Contains a few not-so-constructive patterns (like "I need to make my heart of stone to control emotions"), but for me it was Ok, definitely better than in "Consider Phlebas".
oxytocin (e)k Stanisław Lem(r)en The Star Diaries kritika egin du
Funky Retro Black Mirror-ish
3 izar
Some stories felt like the black mirror museum episode, some are a bit boring. (And Ijon can be annoying. He gets angry quickly.) I read it in German, maybe some chapters are funnier in Polish?
oxytocin (e)k Seth Dickinson(r)en The Traitor Baru Cormorant (The Masquerade Book 1) kritika egin du
oxytocin (e)k Iain M. Banks(r)en Consider Phlebas kritika egin du
Meh…
2 izar
I guess I expected more… There’s one chapter (the eaters) that you can just skip completly imo. There’s been several times when I just wanted to stop reading (the eater-chapter and gendered stereotypes that continue to exist unchanged in the far future…), but I kept going for some reason and have not been rewarded.
oxytocin (e)k C. S. Forester(r)en Mr. Midshipman Hornblower (Hornblower Saga: Chronological Order, #1) kritika egin du
Sailship fun with nationalism
4 izar
Most of this book is exciting 18th/19th century sailing mechanics with wind strategy, and trying to capture the other ship without destroying it (I enjoyed it!). The cast is (almost) only men. And there are frequent commentaries on how badly organized the other navies/armies are, in comparison to the English ones.
The prose is not the best one I’ve ever read, but it’s easy to read and the chapters are independent episodes, which makes it a good snack.