I'm about to finish the LOTR trilogy. Recommend any other

>>9971610
How about go fuck yourself, hows that for a recommendation.
The board is called /lit/ thats short for literature not pulp garbage

>>9971610
Dresden Files.
Worm
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality
Luminosity

>>9971621
Why are science fiction and fantasy threads the most popular threads on this board then? Checkmate, triggered virgin. Fuck outta here

>>9971621
The pulp garbage of yesterday is the literature of tomorrow.

Robin Hobb's Farseer Trilogy

>>9971610
>trilogy
Stop

>The...
>The Hedge Knight.
>The Grim Company.
>The Red Knight.
>The Waking Fire.
>The First Law.
>The Black Company.
>The Crown Tower or Theft of Swords.
Not sure about
>Prince of Thorns.
>Traitor's Blade.
These are the series/first books of a series that I plan on reading.

I'm currently reading the Witcher Series.
The Last Wish was ok some really good stories, skipped 1/3 of Sword of Destiny cause it was shit, now I'm at the Ciri part, and it's ok, and needed for all the rest of the series.

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>>9971766
>I also wish to read this cause they say it's great, but that the other 2 are terrible.

>>9971698
Only a tiny miniscule fraction of it. Most is just as the name suggests pulped and recycled into a new batch of garbage

>>9971610
Sadly Malazan is one of the best series ever made. It even has proper gray characters, a non linear story and the main "evil guy" actually makes you think about life and sense in a good way.
It has its few flaws(mainly the 1st book- Gardens of the Moon) that it requires a full concentration- but the second book blows it out of the water. And its all uphill from there.
Each book has a small "wat" moment that makes it super short of perfect- but its well damn most imaginative, original and unique series out there