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[Baoh]

Came across this. Not promoting any ideology here but really like the art and music. Really dig how it seems to tell a story in such few minutes.

Miss reading fiction. It is a struggle for me having access to the internet.
Short attention span....feel like Johnny five (More Input). Anyway, as a kid I loved historical fiction. Eventually my reading was all Fantasy/Sci Fi (Dune/Ender's Game Series, etc.). Any cool other fiction books/series you all can recommend?

 

[dogboye]

If you're interested in fiction/action and/or apocalyptic fiction, pretty much anything by Michael Stephen Fuchs is good. "D-Boys, "Arisen," are both good series. "Arisen" is a full... 15 books long, what with prequels, and one side-story. But he seems to do a LOT of research into the Special Operations genre of books in order to write his stories. And since I've been listening to the "Mike Drop" podcast for a while now, I've been thinking a couple of characters in the books are actually based on one or two people that have been on "Mike Drop."

Another one I enjoyed, if you're into Science Fiction, is the series "Reality Dysfunction," by Peter F Hamilton.

For both of those, "Arisen" and "Reality Dysfunction," I've read the whole series at least twice.

 

[darsk20]

Few of my favorite authors:

John Ringo
David Weber
Robin Hobb
David Gemmel
Mickey Zucker Reichert
Robert Jordan

if you have Amazon Prime Books:

Michael Anderle - (careful, this is a rabbit hole that has no ending, yet)

 

[Crosier]

Malazan Book of the Fallen

The Wheel of Time

Both good fantasy series if you have some time to invest as they are both quite long.

For sci-fi I really enjoy the Post-Human series by David Simpson.

 

[Baoh]

Thanks

 

[Private Klink]

Tom Clancy's techno-thrillers are good.

 

[dogboye]

Just about anything by Michael Crichton is good as well. I especially enjoyed "Micro."

 

[tinfoil hat timmy]

John Carter