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Fantasy worlds with multiple authors are so fascinating.

44 upvotes • justkeepbreathing94
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Reading stamina

39 upvotes • Feisty-Treacle3451
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Do you know an example where book titles (that are originally in English) are translated opposite from the original when localized into your language thus creating some sort of juxtaposition?

38 upvotes • No_Pomegranate7134
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What are your thoughts on The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories by Ken Liu?

36 upvotes • IndigoBlueBird
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I just read my first Stephen King book. What other Stephen King book should I read next?

35 upvotes • Some-Somewhere9684
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Let's Talk Vampires

34 upvotes • Active-Parfait-2692
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The Honjin Murders: do the rest of Seishi Yokomizo's books read similarly?

33 upvotes • itsNotYourKey
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New Releases for August 2024

32 upvotes • Reddit_Books
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Thoughts on the Pendragon series by D.J. MacHale?

28 upvotes • WisteriaWillotheWisp
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Knox's Ten Commandments of detective stories: how relevant are they today? Can they be updated, and if so, how?

24 upvotes • Raineythereader
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